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mobilize

verb C1 Formal

Meaning

To mobilize is to organize and prepare a group, resources, or efforts for a specific purpose or action, often in response to a challenge or crisis, thereby enabling collective action or strategic deployment in various contexts, including social movements,
💡 The term is frequently used in political and social contexts, and while it implies action and readiness, it should not be confused with mere gathering or assembling, which lacks the connotation of strategic intent.

Example Sentences

The government plans to mobilize resources for disaster relief efforts .
The government plans to mobilize resources for disaster relief .
The government plans to mobilize resources for the new research project .

Word in Context

After noticing the persistent litter in the neighborhood park , Lena resolved to mobilize a small team for a weekend clean - up . She drafted a clear plan , coordinating volunteers , securing basic equipment , and setting practical schedules so everyone knew their role . Some residents were initially reluctant , so Lena used gentle outreach and explained how a concentrated effort would improve the whole street . On Saturday , the group gathered promptly , divided tasks logically , and worked steadily while a few people documented progress with photos . By the afternoon the park looked noticeably better , and the team agreed to meet monthly to maintain the improvements . The experience taught Lena that a modest , well - planned initiative can foster cooperation and create lasting change without unnecessary complexity .

Common Phrases

mobilize resources mobilize support mobilize public opinion

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