shaled

[ʃeɪld]

shaled Definition

• 1. to arrange or organize something, especially ideas, information, etc., in a clear and effective way
• 2. to move or lead a group of people or vehicles from one place to another in an organized way

Using shaled: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "shaled" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She skillfully marshaled her arguments.

• Example

  The coach is trying to marshal his team's resources for the upcoming game.

• Example

  The police marshaled the crowd away from the accident scene.

shaled Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for shaled

• organize
• arrange
• marshal
• muster
• gather

Antonyms for shaled

• disorganize
• scatter

Phrases with shaled

• marshal someone's thoughts

  to arrange or organize one's thoughts in a clear and effective way

  Example

  I need some time to marshal my thoughts before I can give you an answer.

• marshal forces

  to gather and organize troops or resources for a particular purpose

  Example

  The general marshaled his forces for the upcoming battle.

• marshal a procession

  to lead or organize a group of people or vehicles in a formal procession

  Example

  The grand marshal marshaled the parade through the streets of the city.

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Summary: shaled in Brief

The verb 'shaled' [ʃeɪld] means to arrange or organize something effectively, such as ideas or information. It can also refer to leading or moving a group of people or vehicles in an organized way. Examples include 'She skillfully marshaled her arguments' and 'The police marshaled the crowd away from the accident scene.' Phrases include 'marshal someone's thoughts,' 'marshal forces,' and 'marshal a procession.'