DEMOL

Demol is not a standard English word. It is commonly encountered as an abbreviation or shorthand related to demolition in specific professional contexts. The most frequent usage occurs in construction, architecture, and site management, where DEMOL serves as a task or activity code to indicate that a structure or feature is slated for removal. On drawings, lists, or schedules, items labeled DEMOL may include notes on scope, such as which walls, floors, or fixtures are to be dismantled, along with disposal considerations and permitting requirements. Because it is a shorthand, its exact meaning can vary from project to project, and it is usually explained by a project glossary or legend.

In other settings, DEMOL may appear as a field name, tag, or category in data systems or documentation related to building projects or urban redevelopment. It is not a standard dictionary term, and its interpretation should be confirmed within the relevant domain's conventions. As a linguistic form, demol is typically linked to the verb demolish or the noun demolition, and may be derived as a clipped form in notes or labels.

Etymology: derived from the root of "demolish" or "demolition," shortened for expediency in technical writing.

See also: demolition, demolish, demolition code, construction documents.