mobilize
//ˈmoʊ.bɪ.laɪz//
Verb
mobilizeInfinitive
mobilizePresent tense
mobilizedPast tense
mobilizedPast participle
mobilizingPresent participle
mobilizesThird-person singular
1
To organize and prepare people, resources, or forces for action, especially for war or a collective effort.
The government mobilized troops to respond to the emergency.
2
To encourage or inspire people to take collective action for a cause or purpose.
The activist mobilized thousands of people to protest against climate change.
3
To make something movable or capable of movement.
The doctor used a special brace to mobilize the patient's injured joint.