mustering
Pronunciation: [ˈmʌstərɪŋ]
Word
Context: "gathering"
(verb) to collect or bring together a group of people, like when soldiers are called to form a line or when friends gather for a project. It often means organizing or assembling for a purpose.
Example
The teacher is mustering all the students for a fun field trip.
Example
She wasn’t mustering her friends for the event, so only a few people showed up.
Example
Are you mustering your team for the upcoming game?
Context: "emotion/energy"
(verb) to gather your strength, effort, or emotions to do something difficult, like finding the courage to speak in front of a crowd or finishing a big project.
Example
He is mustering his courage to talk to the new student at school.
Example
She couldn't muster any excitement for the event, so she chose to stay home.
Example
Can you muster enough energy to help with the chores?
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