postliminy

/ˌpɒstˈlɪmɪni/

Definitions

1. noun

a right of a belligerent to enter a conquered place and take up the position of the former occupant

“The victorious general had to deal with the postliminy of the city, restoring order and reclaiming the former occupant’s position.”

Synonyms

  • re-entry
  • reoccupation

Antonyms

  • displacement
  • expulsion