decamp in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Decamp: to leave a place suddenly or secretly, especially to avoid danger or in response to an urgent situation.

After receiving the warning, the soldiers decided to decamp under the cover of night.
The campers had to decamp quickly when a sudden storm rolled in, threatening their safety.
In the face of rising tensions, the diplomats chose to decamp from the negotiations to reassess their strategies.
As soon as the festival ended, the vendors began to decamp their stalls and pack up their goods.
The film crew planned to decamp to a new location before dawn to capture the sunrise.