The Collaborative International Dictionary
Disemploy \Dis`em*ploy"\, v. t.
To throw out of employment. [Obs.]
--Jer. Taylor.
Wiktionary
vb. To deprive of employment.
Usage examples of "disemploy".
If there are billions of people here, however, on a viable surface, and you disemploy some people and declare yourself in control, then they're likely to say, Tn control of what?
If there are billions of people here, however, on a viable surface, and you disemploy some people and declare yourself in control, then they’re likely to say, ’In control of what?
If there are billions of people here, however, on a viable surface, and you disemploy some people and declare yourself in control, then they’re likely to say, Tn control of what?
The docking pylons had become huge traffic snarls, jammed with resentful members of the newly disemployed shuffling out and down, to be replaced by smug and fervent boosters of Kai Winn cycling up and in.