decamp
1 of 1verb/dɪˈkæmp/
Forms:decamps,decamping,decamped,decamped
1
to depart suddenly or unexpectedly
C2- The business executives chose to decamp from the downtown office to a more cost-effective location in the suburbs.
- After the unexpected news of a wildfire, residents were forced to decamp quickly and seek refuge in safer areas.
- Upon discovering a leak in the roof, the tenants had to decamp temporarily until the necessary repairs were completed.
- Due to the escalating conflict, many families decided to decamp from the war-torn region and seek refuge in neighboring countries.
3
leave a camp
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