Synonyms for mobilize

Grammar : Verb

Spell : moh-buh-lahyz

Phonetic Transcription : ˈmoʊ bəˌlaɪz

Top 10 synonyms for mobilize

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Définition of mobilize

Origin : 1833 in the military sense; 1838 as "render capable of movement, bring into circulation," from French mobiliser, from mobile "movable" (see mobile). Related: Mobilized; mobilizing.

verb ready for action, movement

Example sentences :

We will mobilize and bring to action the vision and the will of the people.
Extract from : « The Ghost in the White House » by Gerald Stanley Lee

Though Holland was the first to mobilize when war was declared.
Extract from : « Ways of War and Peace » by Delia Austrian

We're to mobilize to-day and get to the border as soon as we can.
Extract from : « We Can't Have Everything » by Rupert Hughes

Russia commenced to mobilize her army to help Servia, if help were needed.
Extract from : « The Wonder of War on Land » by Francis Rolt-Wheeler

Frederick William threatened war, and began to mobilize his troops.
Extract from : « The Story of Switzerland » by Lina Hug

You, sir, will mobilize the militia, as will the governors of the other states.
Extract from : « Astounding Stories, August, 1931 » by Various

The forces of nature form and mobilize directly in the blood serum.
Extract from : « The Social Gangster » by Arthur B. Reeve

Troops had been sent for, but it took time to mobilize and move them.
Extract from : « A Poor Wise Man » by Mary Roberts Rinehart

We must be ready to mobilize our resources alike of brains and of materials.
Extract from : « President Wilson's Addresses » by Woodrow Wilson

If labor is in excess, it has simply to mobilize and seek fresh channels.
Extract from : « Women Wage-Earners » by Helen Campbell

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