[ ডিক্যাম্প্ ]verb transitive (with) (প্রায়ই গোপনে) প্রস্থান করা; কেটে/সরে পড়া; চম্পট/পিঠটান দেওয়া; পালানো।
decamp definition
To depart suddenly or secretly, especially in order to avoid capture or punishment.
decamp শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
skip, go_off, absquatulate, abscond, break_camp, decamp, make_off, vamoose, run_off, bolt,
decamp Example in a sentence
The rebels stealthily decamped from their camp under the cover of darkness, leaving no trace behind.
As the enemy approached, we hastily decamped, abandoning our supplies to preserve our lives.
The villagers decamped from their homes due to the impending floodwaters, seeking refuge on higher ground.
The hikers decamped their campsite before nightfall, eager to make progress on their journey.
The soldiers decamped their barracks, preparing to embark on a perilous mission to a distant land.
The campers decamped their site, leaving it clean and undamaged as they had found it.
The wildlife decamped the area after sensing the presence of humans, seeking safety in the wilderness.
The students decamped from the classroom at the end of class, eager to socialize and unwind.
The workers decamped from the construction site as a storm approached, eager to shelter from the elements.
The family decamped from their city home to a peaceful cottage in the countryside, seeking respite from the hustle and bustle.