disband
dis band
- v cause to break up or cease to function
the principal disbanded the political student organization - v stop functioning or cohering as a unit
- Hart's success in turning the tactic into a campaign issue forced Mondale to disband the committees last April.
- Though Abbas's decision to disband the government is unlikely to be accepted by Hamas which won the last Palestinian elections in January 2006 the outcome of the battle .
- Last month Chvez urged the rebels to disband, calling their brand of guerrilla insurgency, a hemispheric staple of the 20th century, "out of place" in the 21st century.