Muster and Public

Muster

Muster noun - A body of people come together in one place.

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Public and muster are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Public" instead a noun "Muster".

Nearby Words: mustered, mustering

Public noun - Human beings in general.

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Muster and public are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Muster" instead a noun "Public".

great	great muster	great public
english	english muster	english public

If humanity does pass muster, you've got to wonder how exactly they'll be received by the public if these experiments come to light.

Source: Film / The Box
However, when you listen to the recordings of Thomas Mann's public readings of two excerpts — the muster scene and the conversation with Professor Kuckuck in the train to Lisbon — everything is surprisingly easy to understand.

Source: Literature / Confessions of Felix Krull
Economy Cast - Neptune contains exactly two private investigators (Keith Mars and Vinnie Van Lowe) and although the rich and powerful muster many lawyers, about the only one to appear in more than one episode is Mars family ally and Public Defender Cliff McCormack.

Source: Series / Veronica Mars

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