Mobilization [noun]

Definition of Mobilization:

drive, campaign

Synonyms of Mobilization:

● Evolution

● Group

● Faction

● Trend

● Shift

● Flow

● Transfer

● Unrest

● Crusade

● Tendency

● Party

● Organization

● Demonstration

● Change

● Flight

● Patrol

● Transition

● Drift

● Displacement

● Sweep

● Current

● Swing

● Front

● March

● Withdrawal

● Grouping


Opposite/Antonyms of Mobilization:

● Peace

● Indifference

● Stoppage

● Pause

● Inactivity

● Inaction

● Halt

● Cessation


Sentence/Example of Mobilization:

The mere fact that mobilization had been ordered was all he needed to know.

Jan. 16—Students in Switzerland summoned home because of mobilization.

It is just a year to-day (August 1st) since mobilization began.

War was a dead certainty now, mobilization had been ordered, the Fleet was ready.

Accordingly, attitudes may be defined as the mobilization of the will of the person.

Slowly but heavily the mobilization of Russian forces continued.

French mobilization assumed the integrity of Belgium and Luxemburg.

But little has been said about the steadiness of Russian mobilization.

A council of ministers is being held this afternoon on mobilization.

Orders for the mobilization, on the 15th of August, of the Canadian Militia, were issued.