Mustered [verb]

Definition of Mustered:

gather, come together

Synonyms of Mustered:

● Enroll

● Organize

● Group

● Raise

● Congress

● Enter

● Rendezvous

● Convene

● Summon

● Collect

● Convoke

● Congregate

● Mobilize

● Assemble

● Rally

● Marshal

● Meet

● Round up

● Call together

● Call up

● Join up

● Sign on

● Sign up


Opposite/Antonyms of Mustered:

● Throw away

● Remove

● Separate

● Divide

● Stop

● Neglect

● Dismiss

● Cancel

● Scatter

● Disperse

● Disorganize

● Destroy

● Ignore

● Dodge

● Avoid


Sentence/Example of Mustered:

Going to his castle of Lochmaben, he mustered his adherents.

"This one's been locked out," he said to himself as he mustered Woburn.

We mustered about fifty in all; but there was not a flincher among us.

Its author had not yet mustered sufficient courage to return to it.

She did not answer and he mustered courage to turn and look at her.

By his order, horses were to be mustered both morning and evening.

October 11, 1862, the regiment was mustered into the United States service.

She sat forward mechanically and mustered an uncertain smile.

Uriah Mott, private, mustered out with company May 24, 1863.

At last a lighter was mustered, and a sloop from Hingham, which had six port holes.