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Synonym for "master"

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The synonym master synonymous definition words:
master [verb]
means "conflict"
rule, vanquish, conquer, overcome, subdue, overpower, humble, defeat
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master [verb]
means "activity"
learn, comprehend, understand, control, dominate, study
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master [noun]
means "religion"
supreme being, god, messiah, christ
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master [noun]
means "person"
leader, ruler, chief, commander, boss, director, expert, authority, genius, maestro, sage, virtuoso, scholar, champion, supervisor, superintendent
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master [noun]
means "education"
teacher, mentor, instructor, educator, preceptor
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master [adjective]
means "property"
proficient, adept, skilled, accomplished, deft, skilful, expert, practiced
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master [adjective]
means "characteristic"
supreme, major, chief, principal, excellent, leading, main
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Further results for the word "master"

Mr. [noun]
means "title"
mister, signor, man, Herr, monsieur, master
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ace [noun]
means "expert"
master, champion, specialist, whiz
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adept [adjective]
means "knowledge"
proficient, master, skilled, accomplished, deft, skilful
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administrator [noun]
means "leader"
master
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artist [noun]
means "art"
creator, virtuoso, maestro, adept, master, sketcher
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authority [noun]
means "head"
expert, critic, adjudicator, master, arbiter, administrator
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break [verb]
means "deed"
master, vanquish, beat, exceed, outdo, surpass
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champion [noun]
means "winner"
master, conqueror, victor, hero
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chief [noun]
means "person"
head, captain, master, supervisor, commander, lord
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chieftain [noun]
means "leader"
master
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commander in chief [noun]
means "leader"
master
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compel [verb]
means "control"
master, boss, dominate, manipulate, tyrannise, tyrannize
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connoisseur [noun]
means "head"
expert, critic, adjudicator, master, arbiter, administrator
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conquer [verb]
means "surmount"
overcome, master
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conqueror [noun]
means "winner"
master, champion, victor, hero
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control [verb]
means "restrain"
repress, regulate, master, reduce, contain, check
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controlling [adjective]
means "governing"
ascendant, master, common, dominant, first, important
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defeat [verb]
means "action"
master, mock, baffle, balk, disconcert, undo
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deft [adjective]
means "proficient"
adept, skilled, accomplished, master, skilful, expert
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domesticate [verb]
means "tame"
train, master, break, subdue
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dominant [adjective]
means "governing"
ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important
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educator [noun]
means "teacher"
mentor, instructor, master, preceptor
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expert [noun]
means "person"
authority, judge, graduate, connoisseur, master, specialist
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figure [verb]
means "activity"
think, suppose, comprehend, reason, master, opine
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governing [adjective]
means "dominant"
ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important
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head [noun]
means "person"
director, master
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king [noun]
means "person"
master, authority, mogul, leader, tycoon, superstar
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landholder [noun]
means "proprietor"
master
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leader [noun]
means "person"
boss, head, chief, master, chieftain
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learn [verb]
means "perception"
master, acquire, ascertain, pick up, get, detect
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lick [verb]
means "overcome"
defeat, master, conquer, vanquish, frustrate, surmount
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lord [noun]
means "person"
ruler, master, governor, sovereign, monarch, king
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lover [noun]
means "paramour"
admirer, sweetheart, boyfriend, man, master, gigolo
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maestro [noun]
means "creator"
virtuoso, artist, adept, master, sketcher, sculptor
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mentor [noun]
means "teacher"
master, instructor, educator, preceptor
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mister [noun]
means "title"
mr., signor, man, Herr, monsieur, master
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monarch [noun]
means "ruler"
master, governor, sovereign, lord, king, prince
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opine [verb]
means "think"
suppose, comprehend, reason, master, figure
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overcome [verb]
means "conquer"
beat, overwhelm, crush, overthrow, defeat, master
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overthrow [verb]
means "conquer"
overrun, crush, defeat, master, overcome, overpower
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owner [noun]
means "person"
heir, master
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patriarch [noun]
means "elderly person"
elder, older person, superior, master, senior, ancestor
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possessor [noun]
means "owner"
proprietor, holder, landlord, master, mistress, purchaser
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predominant [adjective]
means "governing"
ascendant, master, common, controlling, first, important
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professional [noun]
means "expert"
master, authority, specialist, veteran, maestro, genius
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proprietor [noun]
means "owner"
possessor, landholder, landlord, master
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rabbi [noun]
means "person"
jewish priest, preacher, master
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sage [noun]
means "philosopher"
master, savant
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sculptor [noun]
means "creator"
virtuoso, maestro, adept, master, sketcher, artist
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senior [noun]
means "person"
elder, older person, superior, master, patriarch, ancestor
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specialist [noun]
means "expert"
master, authority, professional, veteran, maestro, genius
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superintendent [noun]
means "leader"
master
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superstar [noun]
means "leader of the pack"
master, authority, mogul, leader, tycoon, king
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surmount [verb]
means "conquer"
overcome, master
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tame [verb]
means "activity"
domesticate, train, master, break, subdue
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tyrannise [verb]
means "control"
master, boss, dominate, manipulate, compel, tyrannize
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tyrannize [verb]
means "control"
master, boss, dominate, manipulate, tyrannise, compel
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victor [noun]
means "winner"
master, conqueror, champion, hero
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virtuoso [noun]
means "expert"
authority, genius, maestro, sage, master, scholar
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workman [noun]
means "worker"
artisan, craftsman, skilled worker, master, handworker, working man
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master of ceremonies [noun]
means "presiding officer"
emcee [US], speaker, chairman, host
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master stroke [noun]
means "triumph"
achievement, victory, conquest, advantage
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masterful [adjective]
means "authoritarian"
commanding, impressive, imperious, authoritative, dictatorial, arrogant, autocratic
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masterly [adjective]
means "skilful"
expert, superb, adroit, proficient, superior, excellent
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mastermind [verb]
means "plan"
plot, engineer, design, direct, manage, supervise
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mastermind [verb]
means "conceive"
devise, think up, concoct, contrive
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mastermind [noun]
means "genius"
expert, brains, creator, author, leader
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masterpiece [noun]
means "classic"
magnum opus, exemplar
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mastery [noun]
means "control"
influence, power, command, dominance, authority, jurisdiction, sovereignty
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mastery [noun]
means "ability"
command, expertise, skill, proficiency, adeptness, adroitness, knowledge
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Creator [noun]
means "originator"
architect, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer
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architect [noun]
means "originator"
creator, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer
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authoritative [adjective]
means "authoritarian"
commanding, impressive, imperious, masterful, dictatorial, arrogant
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chairman [noun]
means "speaker"
chairwoman, president, director, master of ceremonies, toastmaster, moderator
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conquest [noun]
means "captivation"
mastery, seduction, domination, allure
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control [noun]
means "discipline"
limitation, restraint, regulation, subordination, mastery, poise
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creator [noun]
means "originator"
architect, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer
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engineer [verb]
means "plan"
plot, mastermind, design, direct, manage, supervise
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entertainer [noun]
means "one who entertains guests"
host, hostess, master of ceremonies
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excellently [object]
means "very well"
masterfully, remarkably, supremely, magnificently, distinctively, admirably
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forger [noun]
means "maker of fakes"
falsifier, criminal, mastermind, crook
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host [noun]
means "person"
entertainer, hostess, master of ceremonies
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hostess [noun]
means "one who entertains guests"
entertainer, host, master of ceremonies
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imperative [adjective]
means "domineering"
masterful, autocratic, bossy, commanding, aggressive, powerful
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know-how [noun]
means "expertise"
mastery, savoir-faire, ability, knowledge, skill, training
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originator [noun]
means "architect"
creator, author, prime mover, mastermind, designer, engineer
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potency [noun]
means "power"
mastery
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predominance [noun]
means "authority"
mastery, power, influence, sway, control, dominion
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prime mover [noun]
means "originator"
creator, author, architect, mastermind, designer, engineer
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prowess [noun]
means "superior ability"
ability, skill, expertise, mastery, competence, talent
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rule [noun]
means "control"
command, dominion, direction, mastery, domination, government
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science [noun]
means "skill"
proficiency, expertise, mastery, ability, adeptness, finesse
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seduction [noun]
means "captivation"
mastery, conquest, domination, allure
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success [noun]
means "accomplishment"
achievement, prosperity, mastery, victory, attainment, arrival
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sway [noun]
means "authority"
mastery, power, influence, predominance, control, dominion
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triumph [noun]
means "victory"
success, achievement, conquest, mastery, ascendancy
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victory [noun]
means "triumph"
success, achievement, conquest, mastery, ascendancy
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