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magister

NOUN
judge
Synonyms
STRONGEST
authority court critic expert inspector justice referee
STRONG
adjudicator appraiser arbiter assessor bench chancellor conciliator evaluator honor intercessor intermediary interpreter judiciary magistrate marshal moderator negotiator ombudsman peacemaker reconciler umpire warden
WEAK
justice of peace legal official
NOUN
jurisprudent
Synonyms
WEAK
adjudicator appraiser arbiter assessor authority bench chancellor conciliator court critic evaluator expert honor inspector intercessor intermediary interpreter judiciary jurist justice justice of peace justice of the peace legal official magistrate marshal moderator negotiator peacemaker reconciler referee umpire warden

Example Sentences

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Donald Trump, the magister ludi, is a very odd duck.

From New York Times • Oct. 9, 2020

But according to the magister, this means that Eric has committed treason.

From Salon • Aug. 2, 2010

He believes that any unified church structure would have to accept the papacy�not as an infallible magister but as "a symbol of the unity of the church."

From Time Magazine Archive

“But now my little friend must excuse me. I have the honor to be a magister of this great city, and the prince has summoned us to session.”

From "A Dance with Dragons" by George R. R. Martin

"May the Lord of Light shower you with blessings on this most fortunate day, Princess Daenerys," the magister said as he took her hand.

From "A Game of Thrones" by George R.R. Martin