verb

mobilize

mobilise, rally, assemble

The country had to mobilize its troops.

The country had to mobilise its troops.

They mobilized supporters for the protest.

They mobilised supporters for the protest.

((sth./sb.)) to mobilize (sth./sb.) The country had to mobilise its troops.

Synonyms: rally, assemble, deploy; Antonyms: demobilise, disband

From French 'mobiliser', from 'mobile'. It means 'to make mobile'.

Think of making a group of people 'mobile' (able to move) for a specific cause or purpose.

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