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musters Meaning
musters
to amount to, to come together, an act of assembling, to assemble (as troops) for roll call or inspection, to stir up or bring to action, inventory, to cause to gather, to bring together, to call forth, an assembled group, critical examination, to call the roll of, a formal military inspection or drill, a representative specimen (see specimen sense 1), to enroll formally, formal military inspection
musters Sentence Examples
- The general musters his troops for a final inspection before battle.
- The school musters its students for a pep rally before the big game.
- The hikers musters their strength for the arduous climb ahead.
- The organization musters its resources to meet the growing demand.
- The artist musters his creativity to create a masterpiece.
- The athlete musters his endurance to push through the pain barrier.
- The scientist musters his intellect to solve a complex problem.
- The leader musters his courage to make a difficult decision.
- The child musters his determination to finish his homework.
- The community musters its support for victims of a natural disaster.
FAQs About the word musters
to amount to, to come together, an act of assembling, to assemble (as troops) for roll call or inspection, to stir up or bring to action, inventory, to cause to
assemblies, conferences, meetings, gatherings, assemblages, audiences, rallies,congregations, synods, ingatherings
units, items,entities,singles
The general musters his troops for a final inspection before battle.
The school musters its students for a pep rally before the big game.
The hikers musters their strength for the arduous climb ahead.
The organization musters its resources to meet the growing demand.
