remobilize
/riˈmoʊbɪlaɪz/
verb
- To organize and prepare something or someone for movement or action again, especially after a period of inactivity.
- The charity had to remobilize its volunteers after the first wave of donations slowed down.
- The general decided to remobilize the reserve troops for the new mission.
- After the holiday break, the manager worked to remobilize the project team.
- To restore the ability to move or function, especially in a medical or physical context.
- Doctors used a special brace to remobilize the athlete's knee.
- Physical therapy helped remobilize the patient's injured shoulder.
- The exercises are designed to remobilize stiff joints after surgery.
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