Tommy Tran
2021-08-28 07:08
Muster your forces verb phrase
To make plans or great efforts to prepare for something, especially an attack or event; to gather people to prepare an attack or event
They are mustering their forces to defend the foreign invaders.
The hotel is trying to muster its forces to prepare for the next event.
Many small amounts contribute to making a large amount.
1. To make some people or things stay closer with together
2. To get people to trust each other in order to boost comfort and support
3. To gather various people and things together into a group
To harvest or collect something and put it somewhere.
The verb "muster" should be conjugated according to its tense.
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