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Synonyms & Similar Words
organization
deployment
assembly
concentration
activation
mobilizing
marshaling
rallying
mustering
enrollment
recruitment
call-up
conscription
draft
organization
arrangement
preparation
readiness
alertness
vigilance
coordination
cooperation
collaboration
synchronization
adjustment
alignment
unification
centralization
consolidation
amalgamation
integration
merger
combination
alliance
coalition
federation
confederation
Meaning of Mobilization
The act of mobilizing resources, personnel, or equipment for a particular purpose, especially in a time of war or crisis.
Definitions
- The act of mobilizing or being mobilized, especially for a particular purpose, such as war or a social movement
- * The process of making something, such as a resource or a system, ready for use or action
- * A gathering or concentration of people, resources, or equipment, especially for a particular purpose
Etymology of Mobilization
The word "mobilization" comes from the French word "mobilisation", which is derived from the Latin word "mobilis", meaning "movable" or "capable of being moved"
The term has been used in English since the mid-19th century, initially in a military context to describe the process of assembling and deploying troops and equipment
Over time, the term has been extended to include a broader range of contexts, including social and political movements, economic development, and emergency response
Example Uses
- The government's mobilization of troops to the border was a response to the growing threat of invasion
- * The charity's mobilization of volunteers and resources helped to provide aid to those affected by the disaster
- * The company's mobilization of its workforce and equipment enabled it to meet the sudden increase in demand
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
demobilization
disbandment
dispersal
dissolution
breakup
separation
division
fragmentation
decentralization
deregulation
demotivation
disengagement
detachment
withdrawal
retreat
abandonment
cessation
stoppage
inaction
inactivity
idleness
lethargy
stagnation