Decamping

/dɪˈkæmpɪŋ/ verb

Definition

Present participle of decamp; the act of leaving a place suddenly or secretly.

Etymology

Present participle of decamp, formed by adding -ing suffix.

Kelly Says

The phrase 'decamping for the weekend' has become trendy with remote workers who suddenly work from beach houses or cabins, a modern twist on an ancient military term.

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