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muster

[muhs-ter] / ˈmʌs tər /




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West Ham, winless since early November, travelled to face Wolves in desperate need of a win against a team that had mustered just three points by the midway point of the season.

From Barron's

A couple of young women stood for a long time holding a bunch of flowers, mustering the courage to venture through the crowd towards the table.

From Barron's

One expedient way to get more done is, he suggests, to turn deliberate intentions into defaults: “Activities you once had to muster the motivation to do will, given enough repetition, become habits.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The two bills he vetoed passed Congress with bipartisan support, meaning lawmakers could muster enough votes to override him in the new year.

From BBC

Disney mustered just three entries in Nielsen’s Streaming Top 10 for the last week of November, according to the rating agency’s most recent report.

From Los Angeles Times