Definition of Marshal
Marshal
mar·shal
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to arrange and assemble something methodically, especially ideas or facts;
e.g. He struggled to marshal his ideas into a logical sequence.
(verb)
to assemble a group of people, especially members of the armed forces, into some order or position;
e.g. We had to marshal the troops into position for the upcoming battle.
(noun)
the highest-ranking military official in some systems;
e.g. The marshal was ordered to prepare the army for battle.
(noun)
the head of a city's fire department or police force, or a person who is involved in law enforcement;
e.g. The fire department has a new marshal at its head.
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