verb
mount
To organize and carry out an undertaking.
Volunteers mount a campaign to save the local library.
Etymology
Mount developed from raising or setting something up to putting arrangements into place. Mounting an undertaking is assembling and initiating the effort needed to carry it out.
More examples
- The rescue team mounts a search for the missing hikers.
- Her lawyer mounted a strong defense against the charges.
- The museum is mounting an exhibition of local photography.
Forms
mount · mounts · mounted · mounting