1. to gather or summon (courage, strength, support, etc.)
2. to assemble or gather together, especially troops for inspection or duty
Usage: military

1. a gathering or assembly, especially of troops for inspection
Usage: military
2. a collection or gathering of people or things

Examples

• She tried to muster the courage to speak in public.
• The general ordered his troops to muster at dawn.
• Can you muster enough support for the proposal?
• The soldiers stood at attention during the morning muster.
• He could only muster a weak smile after the bad news.
• The captain called for a muster of all crew members.
• They managed to muster a small crowd for the protest.