0 past simple and past participle of decamp
1 to leave suddenly and unexpectedly, usually without telling anyone:
They were frightened about being decamped from the property for three months or more, and returning to it subsequently.
In the morning the enemy may have decamped, or it may still be there.
The guarantor would then forfeit his bond if the visitor decamped.
Tunstall decamped and gave a false name at the hospital.
The inference is that these major firms have taken this money and decamped with it, whereas, in fact, it has been used to create the £3,410 million earned abroad.
When he returned, repentant, his family had decamped, and his wife had filed for divorce.
The expenditure on these items ate into the profits, and many people decamped with the tents, which were hired.
Aware that their neighboring regiment was fleeing from the battlefield, the 42nd also decamped.
