Synonyms for Masters:

• n.

  •artists (noun)
  • composers,
  • dancers,
  • entertainers,
  • musicians,
  • singers,
  • performers,
  • artisans,
  • painters,
  • authors,
  • Craftsmen,
  • sculptors.
  •directors (noun)
  • Administrators,
  • kings,
  • wardens,
  • generals,
  • supervisors,
  • band masters,
  • Foremen,
  • barons,
  • queens,
  • overseers,
  • ringmasters,
  • conductors,
  • overlords,
  • taskmasters,
  • superintendents,
  • ringleaders,
  • magistrates,
  • mayors.
  •experts (noun)
  • Journeymen,
  • adepts,
  • wizards,
  • crackerjacks,
  • sophisticates,
  • pros,
  • artists,
  • Consultants,
  • mavens,
  • connoisseurs,
  • buffs,
  • technicians,
  • professionals,
  • Specialists.
  •masters (noun)
  • directors,
  • Landladies,
  • managers,
  • abbots,
  • headmistresses,
  • captains,
  • Squires,
  • executives,
  • rulers,
  • quartermasters,
  • deans,
  • chiefs,
  • lords,
  • mandarins,
  • maestros,
  • stars,
  • officers,
  • titleholders,
  • commanders,
  • landlords,
  • proprietors,
  • sires,
  • gurus,
  • principals,
  • proprietresses,
  • heads,
  • presidents,
  • kingpins,
  • authorities,
  • seniors,
  • commandants,
  • leaders,
  • Mothers,
  • headmasters,
  • mahatmas,
  • governors.
  •person (noun)
  • masters.
  •sages (noun)
  • wise persons,
  • Savants,
  • sages,
  • thinkers.
  •scholars (noun)
  • Students,
  • Geniuses,
  • scholars,
  • doctors,
  • philosophers,
  • intellectuals,
  • experts,
  • academics,
  • professors.
  •superiors (noun)
  • Prima donnas,
  • prize winners,
  • wonder women,
  • premiers,
  • victors,
  • paragons,
  • Virtuosi,
  • champions,
  • Aristocracies,
  • superiors,
  • superwomen,
  • champs,
  • sovereigns,
  • winners,
  • upper classes,
  • supermen,
  • Prodigies,
  • record holders.
  •teachers (noun)
  • Counselors,
  • guides,
  • coaches,
  • teachers,
  • instructors,
  • tutors,
  • Mentors,
  • advisors,
  • educators,
  • trainers,
  • schoolmasters,
  • schoolmistresses,
  • lecturers.
  •veterans (noun)
  • gray beards,
  • old hands,
  • old soldiers,
  • patriarchs,
  • old timers,
  • Veterans.

• v.

  •commands (verb)
  • Grips,
  • disciplines,
  • holds,
  • reigns,
  • coordinates,
  • Charges.
  •defeats (verb)
  • captures,
  • surmounts,
  • outplays,
  • routs,
  • quells,
  • outdoes,
  • conquers,
  • trounces,
  • crushes,
  • subdues,
  • checkmates,
  • wins,
  • whips,
  • trumps,
  • beats,
  • triumphs,
  • overpowers,
  • subjects,
  • defeats,
  • overturns,
  • foils,
  • vanquishes,
  • overcomes,
  • Humbles,
  • overthrows.
  •directs (verb)
  • conducts,
  • manages,
  • administers,
  • oversees,
  • superintends,
  • directs,
  • commands,
  • supervises,
  • governs,
  • leads,
  • Bosses,
  • rules.
  •dominates (verb)
  • oppresses,
  • presides,
  • dominates,
  • betters,
  • prevails,
  • subordinates,
  • succeeds.
  •influences (verb)
  • Affects,
  • influences,
  • motivates,
  • predominates,
  • pressures,
  • empowers,
  • authorizes,
  • sways,
  • powers,
  • controls,
  • Biases,
  • Prejudices.
  •learns (verb)
  • Grasps,
  • learns,
  • absorbs,
  • reads,
  • realizes,
  • comprehends,
  • assimilates,
  • understands,
  • discovers,
  • gleans,
  • Studies,
  • digests.

• Other synonyms:

  •edgar lee masters
  • Edgar Lee Masters.
  •Other relevant words:
  • Lording,
  • ensures,
  • follows,
  • host,
  • Mains,
  • chieftains,
  • hosts,
  • employers,
  • covers,
  • Lordling,
  • Posters,
  • Scales,
  • moderates,
  • boys,
  • contains,
  • tempers,
  • sees,
  • leadings,
  • Tracks,
  • crosses,
  • housemasters,
  • verifies,
  • godheads,
  • inhibits,
  • makers,
  • Lorded,
  • overlooks,
  • archetypes,
  • reduces,
  • represses,
  • mastering,
  • headwaiters,
  • Aces,
  • conquerors,
  • operates,
  • checks,
  • suppresses,
  • originals,
  • domesticates,
  • tames,
  • esquires,
  • owns,
  • curbs,
  • exceeds,
  • surpasses,
  • enthralls,
  • Husbands,
  • superscripts,
  • ascertains,
  • mistresses,
  • chastens,
  • nobles,
  • divines,
  • manipulates,
  • Keys,
  • creators,
  • mortifies,
  • insures,
  • owners,
  • owner,
  • traverses,
  • skippers,
  • quashes,
  • housemaster,
  • gentlemans,
  • lordly,
  • mrs,
  • remembers,
  • assures,
  • lord,
  • SIRS,
  • MANS,
  • bridles,
  • whelms,
  • formers,
  • master.

Paraphrases for Masters:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    master.
  • Proper noun, singular
    master.
  • Noun, plural
    master.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    shipmasters.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    crafts, patterns, chiefs, nets.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Gentlemen, professors, herren, places, m.a..
  • Noun, plural
    magistrates, schoolteachers, professionals, servants, manuscripts, Craftsmen, Administrators, practitioners, makers, academics, Matrices, matrixes, architects, mistresses, SIRS, artists, gentlemens, scholars, Mentors, Standards, Faculties, TAPES, Promoters, lecturers, moderators, Operators, Templates, staples, Trustees, leaderships, proprietors, commanders, educators, superiors, facilitators, organisers, trainers, impressions, men, fellows, commandants, contractors, athletes, Tribes, Messieurs, managers, experts, tracts, presenters, principals, engineers, supervisors, outcomes, Schedules, animators, cadres, accountants, Characters, tutors, originals, advances, panellists, Constituencies, discussants, skills, Perceptions, Animals, Schools, executives, Boats, overlords, trends, employers, planners, constituents, yardsticks, limits, Counselors, landowners, panelists, pedagogues, agents, organizers, rulers, fellas, GRIDS, norms, holders, Bosses, situations, touches, voyages, patterns, Grips, returns, decisions, chiefs, patrons, vessels, Dies, lords, powers, gents, arrays, Ferries, lovers, officials, players, handlers, owners, heads, strips, nets, CEOS, routers, divisions, hosts, Ones, controls, Gentlemen, Ships, gangs, Ladies, guys, holds, bands, boys, officers, models, webs, pillows, flocks, yields, professors, leaders.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    understands, knows, controls.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    mastery, ma.
  • Proper noun, plural
    MAS.
  • Proper noun, singular
    mastery, ma.
  • Noun, plural
    champions, skippers, commands.

Masters Sentence Examples:

• Well, they went to a great many masters, but all said that they could make the lad as good as they were themselves, but better than that they could not make him.

• " Is that the way you talk to your masters?

Homophones for Masters:

• master key, Menage A Trois, masters', monoestrous, magic trick, master's, mysterious, mistress, master race, moisturise, magistracy, monstrous, misaddress, moonstruck, monestrous, moisturize.