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countermobilize

countermobilize verb: to mobilize against something.

Verb

countermobilize (third-person singular simple present countermobilizes, present participle countermobilizing, simple past and past participle countermobilized)

  1. (intransitive) To mobilize against something.
    • Supporters of reform will surely countermobilize, leading to more outbursts and demonstrations.2009 August 16, James Fishkin, “Town Halls by Invitation”, in New York Times

Forms of countermobilize

third-person singular presentcountermobilizes
present participlecountermobilizing
past participlecountermobilized
pastcountermobilized

Origin of countermobilize

From counter- + mobilize.

Questions about countermobilize

What does countermobilize mean?
Countermobilize means to mobilize against something.
What part of speech is countermobilize?
Countermobilize is a verb.
What is the past tense of countermobilize?
The past tense of countermobilize is countermobilized.

Words near countermobilize in the dictionary

  1. countermission
  2. countermissions
  3. countermobilisation
  4. countermobilization
  5. countermobilizations
  6. countermobilize
  7. countermobilized
  8. countermobilizes
  9. countermobilizing
  10. countermodel
  11. countermodels

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