Mustered: meaning, definitions and examples

gathering together

The word 'mustered' is the past tense of the verb 'muster,' which means to assemble or gather a group of people or things. It often refers to calling forth a group for inspection, a meeting, or to prepare for action. It can imply rallying support, courage, or resources. 'Mustered' can be used in various contexts such as military, emotional, or communal gatherings.

assembled, gathered, mobilized, rallied

Examples of usage

• The captain mustered his troops before the battle.

• She mustered the courage to speak in front of the audience.

• The committee mustered all available resources for the project.