marshalled
Gathered and arranged
Marshalled is the past tense of marshal, meaning to arrange or organize systematically, especially for a specific purpose.
You marshal troops for battle, marshal arguments for a debate, or marshal resources for a project: She marshalled her thoughts before speaking.
The spelling with double L is British; American English prefers marshaled.
Put into order
- assembledBrought together as group
- coordinatedArranged to work together
- gatheredBrought into one place
- collectedCalm and self-possessed
grouped · ordered · aligned · systematized · mobilized · amassed · rallied · summoned
Gave authoritative instructions
- directedGave guidance or orders
- guidedLed with assistance
- ledGuided or commanded
- supervisedDirected with oversight
orchestrated · managed · instructed · ordered · summoned · convened · called · dispatched
arranged
Put into order
- assembledBrought together as group
- coordinatedArranged to work together
- gatheredBrought into one place
collected · grouped · ordered · aligned · systematized · mobilized · amassed · rallied · summoned · mustered
commanded
Gave authoritative instructions
supervised · orchestrated · managed · instructed · ordered · summoned · convened · called · dispatched · assigned
troops
Military personnel collectively
- deploymentOrganized distribution of resources
- formationCreation or arrangement
- battalionMid-sized military unit
regiment · platoon · squadron · brigade · infantry · cavalry · muster · rally · mobilization · garrison
- taxi rankcab, cabstand, taxi stand, taxi, taximeter
- heraldrycoat of arms, coats of arms, crest, crests, arms
marshalledscattered
Spread irregularly about
dispersed · disorganized · disordered · chaotic · jumbled
marshalleddisbanded
Formally broken up
demobilized · dispersed · dismissed · released · stood down
marshalledunleashed
Released from confinement
uncontrolled · uncoordinated · undirected · mismanaged · squandered
- marshalling yardRail facility for sorting cars