verb

marshall

to marshal, to arrange, to gather, to guide

She had to marshall her thoughts before speaking.

She had to marshal her thoughts before speaking.

They will marshall the volunteers for the event.

They will marshal the volunteers for the event.

((sth.)) to arrange or organize (sth.) She had to marshall her thoughts.

Synonyms: organize, arrange, gather; Antonyms: disperse, scatter

From Old French 'mareschal' (farrier, commander), originally an officer in charge of horses, then troops.

Think of a parade 'marshal' who has to 'marshall' (organize) all the participants.

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