Mobilized

Pronunciation: /ˈmoʊbəˌlaɪzd/

Definitions of mobilized

verb to assemble, prepare, or organize for a purpose; to make ready for action

Example Sentences

A1 During the emergency, the government mobilized volunteers to help with relief efforts.

A2 The company mobilized its employees to participate in a charity event.

B1 The military mobilized troops to respond to the threat of invasion.

B2 The organization mobilized resources to support communities affected by the natural disaster.

C1 The union mobilized its members to protest against unfair labor practices.

C2 The political party mobilized its supporters to campaign for the upcoming election.

Examples of mobilized in a Sentence

formal The government mobilized troops to respond to the crisis.

informal The team mobilized quickly to get the project done on time.

slang We mobilized the squad to hit up the party last night.

figurative Her speech mobilized the audience to take action against climate change.

Grammatical Forms of mobilized

• past tense: mobilized
• plural: mobilized
• comparative: more mobilized
• superlative: most mobilized
• present tense: mobilize
• future tense: will mobilize
• perfect tense: have mobilized
• continuous tense: is mobilizing
• singular: mobilized
• positive degree: mobilized
• infinitive: mobilize
• gerund: mobilizing
• participle: mobilizing

Origin and Evolution of mobilized

First Known Use: 1816 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'mobilized' originated from the Latin word 'mobilis' meaning 'movable' or 'capable of being moved.'

Evolution of the word: Originally used in a military context to refer to the act of assembling and preparing troops for war, the term 'mobilized' has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings related to organizing resources or people for a specific purpose, such as in the context of social movements or disaster response.