mobilize
/ˈmoʊbəlaɪz/
verb
- To prepare and organize people or resources for action, especially in a military or emergency context.
- The government mobilized the national guard to help with flood relief.
- The general mobilized his troops at dawn.
- The hospital mobilized all available staff when the accident victims arrived.
- To bring people together to support a cause or take collective action.
- The community mobilized to clean up the park after the storm.
- Students mobilized to demand better cafeteria food.
- The campaign mobilized voters across the country.
- To make something movable or able to be used; to bring into a state of readiness.
- Doctors mobilized medical supplies to the remote clinic.
- The company mobilized its emergency funds to cover the losses.
- The team mobilized all their equipment for the expedition.
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