Synonyms for

Marshals

Verb / ˈmɑ:rʃʌlz / Another word for marshals — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Marshals is the plural form of marshal, which means a high-ranking officer in the police or military.

Synonyms & similar words

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Synonyms by register

Formal

direct guide orchestrate coordinate

Informal

round up gather organize line up

Literary

muster assemble rally

Antonyms

disorganize disperse scatter disband confuse disorder

Common collocations

  • marshal facts
  • marshal evidence
  • marshal troops
  • marshal resources
  • marshal arguments
  • marshal the forces
  • marshal the defense

Word family

noun marshal
verb marshal

Usage note

As a verb, 'marshal' often implies bringing things together in an orderly way for a specific purpose, such as presenting evidence or organizing troops. It is generally a formal term.

Example sentences

  1. The marshals led the way for the president's motorcade.
  2. The marshals kept the crowd under control during the protest.
  3. The marshals were responsible for the safety of the athletes during the Olympic games.
  4. The marshals were honored for their bravery and service by the government.
  5. The marshals worked together to solve the crime and catch the suspect.

Quotes

  • "I'm not your enemy, Marshal," he said quietly. "I'm trying to help you."
  • "The first duty of a marshal is to protect his prisoners."
  • "A good marshal knows how to balance justice with mercy."

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