Mobilize is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOBILIZE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make moveable, also MOBILISE
• (of a country or its government) prepare and organize (troops) for active service
• organize and encourage (a group of people) to take collective action in pursuit of a particular objective
• bring (resources) into use for a particular purpose
• make (something) movable or capable of movement
• make (a substance) able to be transported by or as a liquid
• (of the armed services) prepare for active service
• To put in a state of readiness for active service in war, as an army corps.
• make ready for action or use
• call to arms; of military personnel
• get ready for war
• cause to move around
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put into movement

Words related to MOBILIZE

mobilise12 mobilized23 mobilizer22 mobilizes22 mobilizing24

Words that contain MOBILIZE

mobilized23 mobilizer22 mobilizes22 demobilize24 immobilize25 mobilizers23 remobilize23 demobilized26 demobilizes25 immobilized27 immobilizer26 immobilizes26 remobilized25 remobilizes24 demobilizer25 immobilizers27 demobilizers26

How to use MOBILIZE in a sentence

• Women will mobilize for the major part of binding up the wounds and conserving civilization.
• During its sittings Russia would have continued her military preparations, while Germany would have been pledged not to mobilize.
• It disjointed the whole German plan, saved France, and gave France and England time to raise and equip their armies, and mobilize their industrial resources.
• The Secretary of War has given me his word of honor that no order to mobilize has as yet been issued.
• Neither could he mobilize his army to go forth to war, nor could he punish his recalcitrant subjects.
• I meant to do the big rescue act, but you mobilize too quick for me.
• The German leaders were also mistaken in calculating the time that Russia would take to mobilize her troops.
• Turkey then needed other three months to complete her first line of defences and mobilize.
• In order to give them time to mobilize, the Allies had asked them for two days to delay the German invader.
• Russia demanded assurances from Austria that war was not forthcoming and it continued to mobilize.
• Alice Dunbar Nelson of Wilmington, Delaware, was named as a field worker to mobilize the Negro women of the country for war work.
• At Multan I received a cipher telegram from Sir Donald Stewart informing me that it had been decided to mobilize two Army Corps, and that I was to have command of the first.
• With a heavy heart I have been compelled to mobilize my army against a neighbor with whom it has fought side by side on so many fields of battle.
• Regiments that had been ordered to mobilize in the forenoon left in the evening for the field, fully equipped.
• Napier decided to mobilize a force at that point and another at St.
• When the war is over these countries will probably endeavor to mobilize their men and women for industry as they previously mobilized them for war.
• Troops had been sent for, but it took time to mobilize and move them.
• The weakness of Ireland lay in the absence of a central organization, a state machine that could mobilize the national resources to defend the national life.
• Accordingly Lord Haldane went down to the War Office, and knowing that speed was the one thing to save us from a German avalanche, began to mobilize the Expeditionary Force.

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