mobilised

Put into action

Mobilised is the British spelling of mobilized.

To mobilise is to organize and prepare resources, people, or forces for action, especially in response to a crisis or goal.

The word originated in military contexts—mobilising troops for war—but now applies broadly: The community mobilised to help flood victims, She mobilised her supporters for the campaign.

To mobilise something is to make it active and ready to move.

action

activate

Cause to function

energize · stimulate · arouse · awaken · prompt · inspire · motivate · trigger · rouse · stir

activism

protest

Public expression of disapproval

grassroots · campaign · petition · boycott · solidarity · resistance · sit-in · strike · civil disobedience · advocacy

military

troops

Military personnel collectively

division · garrison · reserves · reinforcements · infantry · artillery · frontline · operations · logistics · mission

preparedness

readiness

State of being prepared

vigilant · prepared · equipped · provisioned · primed · activated · on call · assembled · organized · coordinated

resources

deploy

Position for use

supplies · funds · personnel · assets · vehicles · workforce · stockpile · provisions · logistics · coordinate

Opposites
military/organizational readiness

mobiliseddemobilised

Released from military duty

disbanded · stood down · deactivated · demilitarised · discharged

state of activity/movement

mobilisedimmobilised

Made unable to move

paralysed · incapacitated · stalled · frozen · inactive

resource deployment

mobilisedwithdrawn

Emotionally distant, disengaged

scattered · dispersed · disassembled · uncoordinated · fragmented

Family

mobilise, mobilisation, mobilises, mobilising, mobilisations

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