Marshal
verbComparison
Marshal means to arrange or assemble things (especially people or resources) in an orderly, often forceful way. It has a sense of control, discipline, and sometimes military precision. Unlike array (which is about visual display), marshal is about getting things into position for action.
Examples in use
Police marshaled the crowd to keep everyone safe during the parade.
He marshaled his arguments before entering the debate.
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