0 to produce or encourage something such as an emotion or support:
1 (especially of soldiers) to come together, especially in preparation for fighting, or to cause to do this:
2 a group of people, especially soldiers, who have been brought together
3 to produce or encourage an emotion or support for something:
4 to gather together as a group or force, or to cause a force to gather, esp. in preparation for a fight:
The idea, of course, was to make up for the waning frequency of musters by training the militia properly.
Only extremely tenuous evidence of residences near wetland locales has been mustered in support of this model.
Many people, including some evolutionists, dislike these truisms, but no one has mustered an evidence-based case against them.
He musters a great deal of evidence to prove this point.
Unless, of course, such a disturbance already existed, and the cohort had been mustered to quell it.
Even so, "gradually he mustered force to put the sin at a distance".
The evidence mustered to support this claim is often sketchy.
Only one mercer may be mustered, but there were drapers and tailors, the latter more noticeably by the mid-sixteenth century, and a good many were occupied in the victualling trades.
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產生, 鼓起(勇氣), 激起(某種感情或支持)…
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