mobilise
Call to action
Mobilise is the British spelling of mobilize.
To mobilise is to organize and prepare resources, people, or forces for action.
Armies mobilise for war; activists mobilise support for a cause.
The word implies coordinated movement from a state of readiness to one of active engagement: The government mobilised troops along the border, They mobilised voters in key districts.
Military personnel collectively
- deployPosition for use
- battalionMid-sized military unit
- regimentColonel-led military unit
- brigadeLarge military unit
platoon · division · garrison · reserves · reinforcements · infantry · artillery · squadron
Public expression of disapproval
- rallyGathering for a cause
- demonstrationPublic display of opinion
- marchRhythmic group walk
- boycottOrganized economic protest
sit-in · grassroots · solidarity · petition · campaign · organise · volunteers · supporters
Available financial resources
- capitalWealth used for investment
- assetsOwned items of value
- equipmentTools for a task
- suppliesResources for a task
workforce · personnel · donors · investors · volunteers · budget · stockpile · provision
Those who react
humanitarian · crisis · disaster · ambulances · paramedics · firefighters · volunteers · shelters
Those who cast ballots
- electorateEligible voting body
- constituentsParts of a whole
- baseSupporting bottom structure
- partyGathering for celebration
campaign · canvass · turnout · support · public opinion · caucus · delegates · endorsements
Skeletal connection points
- limbsBody's major appendages
- musclesContractile body tissue
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- physiotherapyTreatment restoring bodily function
movement · flexibility · recovery · exercise · therapy · stretching · range of motion · splint
troops
Military personnel collectively
brigade · platoon · division · garrison · reserves · reinforcements · infantry · artillery · squadron · marines
protest
Public expression of disapproval
- rallyGathering for a cause
- demonstrationPublic display of opinion
- marchRhythmic group walk
boycott · sit-in · grassroots · solidarity · petition · campaign · organise · volunteers · supporters · advocates
funds
Available financial resources
supplies · workforce · personnel · donors · investors · volunteers · budget · stockpile · provision · allocate
responders
Those who react
rescue · humanitarian · crisis · disaster · ambulances · paramedics · firefighters · volunteers · shelters · supplies
voters
Those who cast ballots
- electorateEligible voting body
- constituentsParts of a whole
- baseSupporting bottom structure
party · campaign · canvass · turnout · support · public opinion · caucus · delegates · endorsements · donors
joints
Skeletal connection points
- limbsBody's major appendages
- musclesContractile body tissue
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
physiotherapy · movement · flexibility · recovery · exercise · therapy · stretching · range of motion · splint · brace
mobilisedemobilise
Release from military duty
demobilize · demob · stand down · disband · deactivate
mobiliseimmobilise
Make unable to move
immobilize · paralyse · paralyze · freeze · fix
- upward mobilityRising social or economic status
- mobility aidEquipment enabling movement
- social mobilityMovement between societal strata
- mobility scootersElectric vehicles for limited mobility
- limited mobility
- military mobilizationActivating armed forces
mobility, mobilize, immobilize, immobility, mobilized, mobilization, demobilize, mobilizing, demobilization