verb

decamp

to decamp, to abscond

The army will decamp at dawn.

The army will decamp at dawn.

He decamped with the company's money.

He decamped with the company's money.

to decamp ((from a place)) to leave a place suddenly The protesters decided to decamp from the park.

to decamp ((with sth.)) to leave suddenly, taking something The treasurer decamped with all the funds.

Synonyms: flee, abscond, depart, escape

From 'de-' (away from) + 'camp'. Literally, to move away from a camp.

Imagine 'de-camping' – packing up your tent and leaving a campsite, often quickly or secretly.

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