1. to organize and prepare people or resources for action or use
Usage: British spelling
2. to make something movable or capable of movement
Usage: British spelling; often medical

Examples

• The government decided to mobilise troops along the border.
• Community leaders worked to mobilise voters for the election.
• The charity mobilised volunteers to help with disaster relief.
• Emergency services were mobilised within minutes of the accident.
• Physical therapy helped mobilise her injured shoulder.
• The company mobilised all available resources for the project.