mobilization
/ˌmoʊbələˈzeɪʃən/
noun
- The act of preparing and organizing people or resources for action, especially in a military or emergency situation.
- The country's mobilization for war required months of planning.
- The general ordered the mobilization of all available troops.
- Rapid mobilization of medical teams saved many lives after the flood.
- The act of bringing people together to support a cause or take collective action.
- Social media played a key role in the mobilization of protesters.
- Community mobilization helped raise funds for the new playground.
- The mobilization of volunteers was crucial for the success of the event.
- The process of making something movable or available for use.
- The project required the mobilization of heavy machinery.
- The mobilization of capital allowed the company to expand overseas.
- Efficient mobilization of resources is essential for disaster relief.
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