noun
- plural of marshal; law enforcement officers with federal authority
- plural of marshal; high-ranking military officers
- plural of marshal; officials who organize ceremonies or events
Usage: military
verb
- third person singular present of marshal; organizes or arranges in order
Examples
- The federal marshals arrested the fugitive.
- Two marshals led the graduation procession.
- The fire marshals inspected the building for safety violations.
- She marshals her arguments carefully before the debate.
- The general marshals his troops for the final assault.
- He marshals all available resources for the project.
- The parade marshals directed the marching bands.