What is another word for masters?
281 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ mˈastəz], [ mˈastəz], [ m_ˈa_s_t_ə_z]
Masters can be a noun or a verb, and are often associated with expertise or control over something. If you are looking for synonyms for the noun form, some options may include: experts, leaders, authorities, gurus, proficient, adept, skilled, or accomplished. As a verb, synonyms for masters may include: controls, dominates, conquers, reigns, excels, or prevails. Depending on the context, there may be additional synonyms that better fit your needs. Whether you are writing a paper, giving a presentation, or simply improving your vocabulary, using synonyms can help to add variety and depth to your writing or speech.
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Similar words for masters:
- artists (noun)
- directors (noun)
- experts (noun)
- masters (noun)
- person (noun)
- sages (noun)
- scholars (noun)
- superiors (noun)
- teachers (noun)
- veterans (noun)
- commands (verb)
- defeats (verb)
- directs (verb)
- dominates (verb)
- influences (verb)
- learns (verb)
Synonyms for Masters:
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n.
• artists- Craftsmen ,
- artisans ,
- authors ,
- composers ,
- dancers ,
- entertainers ,
- musicians ,
- painters ,
- performers ,
- sculptors ,
- singers .
- Administrators ,
- Foremen ,
- band masters ,
- barons ,
- conductors ,
- generals ,
- kings ,
- magistrates ,
- mayors ,
- overlords ,
- overseers ,
- queens ,
- ringleaders ,
- ringmasters ,
- superintendents ,
- supervisors ,
- taskmasters ,
- wardens .
- Consultants ,
- Journeymen ,
- Specialists ,
- adepts ,
- artists ,
- buffs ,
- connoisseurs ,
- crackerjacks ,
- mavens ,
- professionals ,
- pros ,
- sophisticates ,
- technicians ,
- wizards .
- Landladies ,
- Mothers ,
- Squires ,
- abbots ,
- authorities ,
- captains ,
- chiefs ,
- commandants ,
- commanders ,
- deans ,
- directors ,
- executives ,
- governors ,
- gurus ,
- headmasters ,
- headmistresses ,
- heads ,
- kingpins ,
- landlords ,
- leaders ,
- lords ,
- maestros ,
- mahatmas ,
- managers ,
- mandarins ,
- officers ,
- presidents ,
- principals ,
- proprietors ,
- proprietresses ,
- quartermasters ,
- rulers ,
- seniors ,
- sires ,
- stars ,
- titleholders .
- Aristocracies ,
- Prima donnas ,
- Prodigies ,
- Virtuosi ,
- champions ,
- champs ,
- paragons ,
- premiers ,
- prize winners ,
- record holders ,
- sovereigns ,
- superiors ,
- supermen ,
- superwomen ,
- upper classes ,
- victors ,
- winners ,
- wonder women .
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v.
• commands • defeats- Humbles ,
- beats ,
- captures ,
- checkmates ,
- conquers ,
- crushes ,
- defeats ,
- foils ,
- outdoes ,
- outplays ,
- overcomes ,
- overpowers ,
- overthrows ,
- overturns ,
- quells ,
- routs ,
- subdues ,
- subjects ,
- surmounts ,
- triumphs ,
- trounces ,
- trumps ,
- vanquishes ,
- whips ,
- wins .
- Bosses ,
- administers ,
- commands ,
- conducts ,
- directs ,
- governs ,
- leads ,
- manages ,
- oversees ,
- rules ,
- superintends ,
- supervises .
Other relevant words:
- Aces ,
- Husbands ,
- Keys ,
- Lorded ,
- Lording ,
- Lordling ,
- MANS ,
- Mains ,
- Posters ,
- SIRS ,
- Scales ,
- Tracks ,
- archetypes ,
- ascertains ,
- assures ,
- boys ,
- bridles ,
- chastens ,
- checks ,
- chieftains ,
- conquerors ,
- contains ,
- covers ,
- creators ,
- crosses ,
- curbs ,
- divines ,
- domesticates ,
- employers ,
- ensures ,
- enthralls ,
- esquires ,
- exceeds ,
- follows ,
- formers ,
- gentlemans ,
- godheads ,
- headwaiters ,
- host ,
- hosts ,
- housemaster ,
- housemasters ,
- inhibits ,
- insures ,
- leadings ,
- lord ,
- lordly ,
- makers ,
- manipulates ,
- master ,
- mastering ,
- mistresses ,
- moderates ,
- mortifies ,
- mrs ,
- nobles ,
- operates ,
- originals ,
- overlooks ,
- owner ,
- owners ,
- owns ,
- quashes ,
- reduces ,
- remembers ,
- represses ,
- sees ,
- skippers ,
- superscripts ,
- suppresses ,
- surpasses ,
- tames ,
- tempers ,
- traverses ,
- verifies ,
- whelms .
How to use "Masters" in context?
What makes a great teacher? Great teachers possess a unique combination of qualities, some of which are listed below.
1) Great teachers are patient. They know that different students learn in different ways and that it takes time for each student to catch up. They are also patient enough to allow a student to make mistakes and try again.
2) Great teachers are good at communicating with their students. They know when to use words and when to use gestures. They also know how to make their points in a way that is easy to understand.
3) Great teachers are good at setting and enforcing standards.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
master.
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Proper noun, singular
master.
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Noun, plural
master.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, plural
shipmasters.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
Gentlemen, professors, places, m.a., herren.
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Noun, plural
leaders, men, Bosses, Dies, Faculties, Ferries, Gentlemen, Ladies, Matrices, Messieurs, Ones, Constituencies, Craftsmen, Administrators, Animals, Boats, Characters, Counselors, Grips, Mentors, Operators, Perceptions, Promoters, Schedules, Schools, Ships, Standards, Templates, Tribes, Trustees, chiefs, commandants, commanders, executives, heads, lords, managers, officers, principals, proprietors, rulers, agents, servants, skills, makers, touches, academics, experts, professors, scholars, advances, holds, yields, returns, players, accountants, officials, divisions, arrays, nets, fellows, powers, situations, engineers, patrons, artists, professionals, magistrates, moderators, controls, overlords, supervisors, educators, lecturers, trainers, tutors, impressions, bands, trends, outcomes, guys, staples, vessels, limits, decisions, models, originals, patterns, norms, yardsticks, architects, tracts, superiors, constituents, cadres, flocks, hosts, boys, holders, strips, gents, employers, voyages, webs, landowners, owners, CEOS, SIRS, GRIDS, TAPES, animators, practitioners, organizers, planners, lovers, panelists, mistresses, leaderships, facilitators, gangs, matrixes, handlers, fellas, manuscripts, athletes, pillows, pedagogues, routers, contractors, presenters, schoolteachers, organisers, panellists, discussants, gentlemens.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
understands, controls, knows.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Proper noun, plural
MAS.
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Proper noun, plural
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.
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