Definition

The process of becoming mobile again or returning to a state of movement, often used in contexts like recovery or the circulation of substances.

Example

The remobilization of resources was essential for the project's success.

Conversation

I read an article about the remobilization of nutrients in the soil.

Oh really? That sounds interesting! How does that work?

It talks about how certain processes help return nutrients back to plants.

That makes sense! It's crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Remobilization → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "mobilis" (from Latin, meaning movable or capable of movement) and "-ation" (a suffix used to form nouns indicating an action or process). The word "remobilization" means the process of making something movable again or restoring its ability to move.

Memory Tip

Think of 'again' ('re-') and 'movable' ('mobilis') to remember that 'remobilization' refers to making something movable again.

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