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master
adjective as in expert
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adjective as in main
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ascendant, chief, controlling, grand, great, major, original, overbearing, predominate, prime, principal, sovereign
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foremost, paramount, predominant, preponderant, prevalent, regnant, supreme
noun as in person in charge, female or male
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administrator, boss, commander, director, guru, instructor, judge, manager, owner, ruler, teacher
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captain, chief, chieftain, commandant, conqueror, controller, employer, general, governor, guide, head, lord, matriarch, overlord, overseer, patriarch, pedagogue, preceptor, principal, pro, skipper, superintendent, supervisor, swami, taskmaster, tutor, wheel
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commanding officer, head person, schoolmaster/mistress, spiritual leader, top dog
noun as in expert, skilled person, female or male
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artist, authority, connoisseur, doctor, genius, guru, professional, scientist
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ace, adept, artiste, buff, champion, conqueror, doyen, doyenne, maestro, maven, pro, pundit, sage, savant, shark, victor, virtuoso, whiz, winner, wizard
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old hand, old pro, past master, prima donna, proficient, real pro, whiz-bang
verb as in learn; become proficient
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Example Sentences
They should look to more long-term master leasing of apartment buildings and hotels for supportive housing.
"I was assigned a master stash, the product located somewhere in the forest not far from the main road."
Hegseth probably read some history as an undergrad at Princeton and a master’s student at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, so he might want to ponder the takeaways from this tale: Is anti-woke the new anti-communism?
A master of disguise, the Jackal first appears in elaborate — yet, to the viewer, obvious — prosthetics to make him look like a specific janitor in a building he’s planning to breach.
The 65-minute film will premiere Saturday at Walt Disney Concert Hall with live accompaniment by the Los Angeles Master Chorale and members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic as part of the Noon to Midnight daylong festival of new music.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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