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To arrange or set in some sort of order

To bring or assemble a group together

To ceremoniously guide, conduct or usher

To produce (a list or book) by assembling information collected from other sources

Serialise or serialize

To make arrangements or preparations for

To direct the attention of someone to

To provide comfort or assuagement to

A high-ranking officer in the household of a medieval prince or lord, who was originally in charge of the cavalry and later the military forces in general

A person who shows people to their seats, especially in a cinema or theatre or at a wedding

One skilled in law or jurisprudence

Highest-ranking army officer

Someone who acts as a host at a formal event

An official appointed to supervise arrangements or keep order at a large public event, for example a race, match, or demonstration

A person holding public office or having official duties, especially as a representative of an organization or government department

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Verb

To arrange or set in some sort of order

put into position

set into position

compartmentalize^US

compartmentalise^UK

get act together

place in formation

organize systematically

bring into line

arrange in line

gather together

knock into shape

lick into shape

whip into shape

characterize^US

clear the decks

put in good shape

characterise^UK

control strictly

institutionalize^US

institutionalise^UK

lay something out

arrange in order

arrange in a series

take one's measure

place at intervals

give structure to

make comparable

make consistent

rule with a rod of iron

keep a tight rein on

put perpendicular

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“The very next morning he began to fortify the city, and marshal the soldiers for battle.”

Verb

To bring or assemble a group together

gather together

cluster together

collect together

scrape together

make a stack of

make a mound of

lay something in

throng together

put by for a rainy day

consider together

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“Gates was able to marshal an army of 150 million computers, at least 80 percent of those installed all over the world, that continues to operate with his software.”

Verb

To ceremoniously guide, conduct or usher

show someone the way

have control of

be in charge of

show the way to

give directions to

indicate the way

point in the direction of

be in command of

be the leader of

take the reins of

be at the helm of

exercise authority over

be in the saddle

be in authority over

have authority over

assume command of

exercise control over

hold dominion over

be in control of

be in the driver's seat

take control of

have a handle on

tell what to do

be responsible for

pull the strings

be in the driving seat

lay down the law

be in power over

be at the head of

call the shots in

call the tune in

be in driver's seat

take the chair of

call the signals

keep under one's thumb

wear the trousers

ride roughshod over

play first fiddle

lead by the nose

have upper hand

keep under thumb

call the shots of

assume command over

head something up

be accountable for

corner the market

have control over

call the shots on

point in the right direction

control the affairs of

put on the right track

exercise authority

serve the people

keep one's eye on

carry out official duties

perform official duties

have something in the palm of one's hand

have someone in one's hip pocket

have someone in the palm of one's hand

hold the purse strings

have someone eating out of one's hand

occupy the throne

use strong-arm tactics on

have a hold over

hold purse strings

wield the sceptre

sit on the throne

get a handle on

apply oneself to

take something in hand

get to grips with

have the upper hand

get the upper hand

carry most weight

have ascendancy over

have the whip hand over

keep under your thumb

have the upper hand in

have mastery over

have the upper hand over

rule the roost in

be at the front of

be at the top of

be in the vanguard of

lead the way in

be in the forefront of

lay the first stone

go out in front

be in the front line of

blaze the trail

be in the van of

be the driving force behind

get the jump on

lead the way for

gain control of

gain mastery over

get the better of

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“There is no need to marshal facts for an argument.”

Verb

To produce (a list or book) by assembling information collected from other sources

cobble together

bring into existence

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Verb

Serialise or serialize

Verb

To make arrangements or preparations for

be responsible for

make arrangements for

lay the foundations of

get off the ground

lick into shape

strategize about

be in charge of

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Verb

To direct the attention of someone to

put in touch with

put in the post

put in the mail

give into the charge of

give into the care of

give into the custody of

put into the hands of

put in charge of

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Verb

To provide comfort or assuagement to

tranquillize^UK

take the edge off

take the sting out

patch things up

make peace with

anaesthetize^UK

bring comfort to

bury the hatchet

kiss and make up

find an answer to

reach an agreement about

tranquillise^UK

make matters up

find a solution to

take the sting out of

pour cold water on

throw cold water on

settle your nerves

accede to somebody's demands

administer a tranquillizer to

administer a sedative to

settle one's nerves

make less uptight

make less tense

give condolences to

commiserate with

make one feel at ease

give sympathy to

sympathize with

reduce something

take the bite out

give respite to

bring to an end

impose peace upon

restore harmony to

smooth someone's ruffled feathers

clear the air with

restore harmony between

bring back together

get together on

resolve differences between

restore friendly relations between

make peace between

bring back together again

restore harmony

re-establish friendly relations between

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Noun

A high-ranking officer in the household of a medieval prince or lord, who was originally in charge of the cavalry and later the military forces in general

officer of the law

military police

traffic officer

law enforcement agent

mounted police officer

police constable

law enforcement officer

law-enforcement officer

law enforcement

district attorney

law-enforcement agent

forces of law and order

long arm of the law

black and white

soldier of rank

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Noun

A person who shows people to their seats, especially in a cinema or theatre or at a wedding

Noun

One skilled in law or jurisprudence

Noun

Highest-ranking army officer

five-star general

general of the army

Noun

Someone who acts as a host at a formal event

Noun

An official appointed to supervise arrangements or keep order at a large public event, for example a race, match, or demonstration

head of department

pilot in command

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Noun

A person holding public office or having official duties, especially as a representative of an organization or government department

government official

managing director

plenipotentiary

elected official

committee member

organization administrator

government servant

government worker

civil-service employee

government employee

public official

public employee

military attaché

head of department

supervisory body

senior administrator

senior official

chargé d'affaires

director general

chief executive

chief executive officer

big white chief

public relations person

person upstairs

lead-off person

commanding officer

workers big cheese

executive officer

member of the board

pilot in command

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