Mobilized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOBILIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MOBILIZE, 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put into movement

Words related to MOBILIZED

mobilize21 mobilizes22 mobilizing24

Words that contain MOBILIZED

demobilized26 immobilized27 remobilized25

How to use MOBILIZED in a sentence

• Then, too, while Europe suffers loss of labor, as do we, when men are mobilized, our situation is peculiarly poignant, for when our armies are gone they are gone.
• Every muscle, every brain, must be mobilized if the national aim is to be achieved.
• The National Guards of the various States were also mobilized August 9, mustered into the Federal service, and ordered to special training camps, mostly situated in the South.
• Russia then declared that her forces would be mobilized the day that Austria crossed the Servian frontier.
• BRITISH TROOPS LAND IN FRANCE While the British army was being mobilized, the utmost secrecy was observed regarding all movements of troops.
• Moreover, as Austria and her forces mobilized before Russia, a diversion was created by the Austrian invasion of south Poland, in which the Germans also took the offensive.
• Russia, rightly or wrongly, took this as a threat to herself, and mobilized all her southern forces against Austria.
• Austria-Hungary has mobilized only against Servia, and only a part of her army.
• Russia protested, Austria mobilized against Serbia and Montenegro, and war seemed imminent.
• I can quote an example of an aristocrat who, in spite of his splendid chateau in the country, was mobilized as a simple soldat.
• The positive programme of the King was to maintain neutrality between the two groups of belligerents and at the same time to keep the Greek army mobilized.
• In 1908, when the trouble over Bosnia was at its height, both Austria and Russia had their armies mobilized and ready for war for weeks and months.
• Venizelos, once more prime minister as a result of this election, ordered the Greek army to be mobilized.
• It was a heterogeneous array, where every unit, instead of being one of an army mobilized against a common foe, was the enemy of all the others, lined up beside him.
• But a few days later the Russian Army was being mobilized, and the mobilization was begun also in France.
• Indeed, it is, even in peace times, practically mobilized as to its greatest and strongest units.
• At this hour most of the nations have mobilized their forces.
• The Belgian Army, mobilized up to 250,000 men, is preparing with magnificent spirit to defend the neutrality and independence of its country.
• The troops composing this army were speedily mobilized at Tampa, Fla.
• When they were mobilized the 36 reserve divisions contained virtually the same organization and strength as the troops of the line.
• Men and machines can be mobilized at the strategic points in a very short time.
• The country has a population of 2,340,000, and her full military force mobilized for war is only 110,000 men.
• Serbia and Montenegro were reported to have mobilized, and all frontiers were armed.
• The army was anxious to begin, for it was mobilized, and the revolt had cost more than had been expected.
• Ownership of land should be mobilized, if lands are sold as other commodities.
• The former would be held by the sailors and the mobilized National Guards of Paris, the latter by the Sedentary Garde Nationale.
• All the forces of humanity must be mobilized to ensure the stability and permanence of this Most Great Covenant.
• All its resources, spiritual as well as material, must be mobilized at this hour to ensure the speedy attainment of some of the most glorious objectives of a glorious Crusade.
• The possession of the canals was one of his chief desires, and to ward off such an attempt a strong force was quickly mobilized at this point of danger.
• Albans, and quite close to the Canadian frontier, where a column was being mobilized to cross the border.
• If our information is correct Germany has men enough mobilized to run huge risks.
• With this movement of the wrist, the face becomes mobilized, for there is great affinity between these two agents.
• In the course of the war sixty million people were mobilized.
• It was the first regiment mobilized in the Spanish-American War and it was the regiment that volunteered to a man to clean up the yellow fever camps when others hesitated.
• It differs from cold iron as an army in barracks and forts differs from an army mobilized.

Similar words containing MOBILIZ without suffix ed

mobilize21 mobilizer22 mobilizes22 demobilize24 immobilize25 mobilizers23 mobilizing24 remobilize23 demobilized26 demobilizes25 immobilized27 immobilizer26 immobilizes26 mobilizable26 remobilized25 remobilizes24 demobilizer25 demobilizing27 immobilizers27 immobilizing28 mobilization25 remobilizing26 demobilizers26 mobilizations26 demobilization28 immobilization29 remobilization27 demobilizations29 immobilizations30 remobilizations28 countermobiliza30 countermobilization34 countermobilizations35

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