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recivilianize
recivilianize v.
Brit. 
/ˌriːsᵻˈvɪljənʌɪz/
, /ˌriːsᵻˈvɪljənʌɪz/U.S. /ˌrisəˈvɪljəˌnaɪz/
/ˌrisəˈvɪljəˌnaɪz/ΚΠ
1962 S. E. Finer Man on Horseback xi. 190 How far it is possible for a military régime, starting with quasi-civilian institutions,..ultimately to re-civilianize itself.
2000 Gazette (Montreal) (Nexis) 3 Jan. a7 Event organizers said they had been ‘recivilianized’ after being forced to carry automatic weapons and hand grenades during the civil war that has gripped the West African nation for the past decade.
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as lemmas
- to take a person as one finds him
- to take a person as one finds him etc
- to take a person as one finds him her
- to take a person at advantage
- to take a person at advantages
- to take a person at face value
- to take a person at her word
- to take a person at his etc offer
- to take a person at his etc proposal
- to take a person at his her offer
- to take a person at his her proposal
- to take a person at his offer
- to take a person at his proposal
- to take a person at his word
- to take a person by the button
- to take a person by the hand
- to take a person down a buttonhole
- to take a person down a buttonhole lower
- to take a person down a peg
- to take a person down a pin
- to take a person down a two
- to take a person hostage
- to take a person in the head
- to take a person into custody
- to take a person napping