mobilise
/ˈmoʊbəlaɪz/
verb
- To prepare and organize people or resources for action, especially in a military or emergency context.
- The charity mobilised volunteers to distribute food to the homeless.
- The government had to mobilise the army after the earthquake struck.
- The country began to mobilise its reserves when war seemed likely.
- To bring people together to support a cause or take collective action.
- The community mobilised to save the local library from closure.
- Social media helped mobilise support for the fundraising campaign.
- Activists mobilised thousands of people to march for climate justice.
- To make something movable or able to be used; to bring into a state of readiness.
- Doctors mobilised emergency supplies to the disaster zone.
- The team mobilised all available equipment to complete the project on time.
- The company mobilised its financial resources to launch the new product.
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