mobilize (Meaning)
mobilize (v)
make ready for action or use
call to arms; of military personnel
get ready for war
cause to move around
mobilize (v. t.)
To put in a state of readiness for active service in war, as an army corps.
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mobilize Sentence Examples
- The government mobilized soldiers to defend its borders during the invasion.
- The company mobilized its resources to meet the increasing demand for its product.
- The community mobilized volunteers to provide aid to victims of the hurricane.
- The strike mobilized thousands of workers to protest unfair labor practices.
- The activist movement mobilized supporters to campaign for social change.
- The charity mobilized donors to raise funds for medical research.
- The school mobilized students to participate in a service project.
- The club mobilized members to organize a fundraising event.
- The company mobilized employees to work overtime to meet deadlines.
- The community mobilized resources to support a local food bank.
FAQs About the word mobilize
make ready for action or use, call to arms; of military personnel, get ready for war, cause to move aroundTo put in a state of readiness for active service in w
summon,organize, marshall, order, muster,rally, arrange, activate, marshal, call (up)
dismiss, disrupt, disturb,demobilize, disrupt, disorganize, disorganize, disturb, dismiss, demobilize
The government mobilized soldiers to defend its borders during the invasion.
The company mobilized its resources to meet the increasing demand for its product.
The community mobilized volunteers to provide aid to victims of the hurricane.
The strike mobilized thousands of workers to protest unfair labor practices.
