re|mil|i|ta|ri|za|tion

re|mil|i|ta|ri|za|tion
re|mil|i|ta|ri|za|tion «REE mihl uh tuhr uh ZAY shuhn», noun.
1. the act of remilitarizing: »

The German Federal Republic entered upon the path of remilitarization and was included in the military grouping of the western powers (London Times).

2. the state or condition of being remilitarized.

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