mustered
Gathered the troops
Mustered is the past tense of muster, meaning to gather or assemble.
Troops are mustered for inspection or roll call.
You muster courage, strength, or enthusiasm—summoning what resources you have: She mustered the energy to finish the race.
To muster out is to discharge from military service.
Pass muster means to meet a required standard.
Made prepared beforehand
- equippedSupplied with necessary items
- organizedSystematically arranged
- armedCarrying weapons
- provisionedSupplied with necessities
primed · fortified · arranged · briefed · trained · alert · set · strengthened
readied
Made prepared beforehand
provisioned · primed · fortified · arranged · briefed · trained · alert · set · strengthened · marshaled
assembly
Constructing from components
mobilize · convene · amass · enlist · regiment · platoon · battalion · squadron · formation · congregation
bravery
Boldness before danger
- strengthPower to exert force
- resolveFirmness of purpose
- determinationFirmness of purpose
nerve · fortitude · willpower · boldness · grit · pluck · spirit · mettle · composure · confidence
mustereddispersed
Spread widely apart
scattered · disbanded · dismissed · demobilized · discharged
musteredsurrendered
Ceased resistance formally
abandoned · relinquished · lost · gave up · squandered
- muster upGather by effort
- pass musterMeet required standards
- passing musterMeeting minimum requirements
- mustering upGathering inner resources
- passed musterMet acceptable standards
- mustered upSummoned from within