- nounmaster (noun) · masters (plural noun) · master's (noun) · Masters (noun)
- historicala man who has people working for him, especially servants or slaves:"he acceded to his master's wishes"
- a person who has dominance or control of something:"he was master of the situation"
- dateda male head of a household:"the master of the house"
- the owner of a dog, horse, or other domesticated animal:"in many ways dogs reflect the styles of their masters"
- a machine or device directly controlling another. Compare with slave."a master cylinder"
- a man in charge of an organization or group.
- BRITISH ENGLISHa male schoolteacher, especially at a public or prep school:"the games master"
- the head of a college or school.
- the captain of a merchant ship.
- a skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity:"I'm a master of disguise"
- a great artist, especially one belonging to the accepted canon:"the work of the great masters is spread around the art galleries of the world"
- a very strong chess or bridge player, especially one who has qualified for the title at international tournaments. See also grand master."a chess master"
- (in some sports) a class for competitors over the usual age for the highest level of competition.
- a person who holds a second or further degree from a university or other academic institution (only in titles and set expressions):"a master's degree" · "a Master of Arts"
- a postgraduate degree:"I had a master's in computer engineering"
- used as a title prefixed to the name of a boy not old enough to be called “Mr.”:"Master James Williams"
- archaica title for a man of high rank or learning.
- the title of the heir apparent of a Scottish viscount or baron.
- an original movie, recording, or document from which copies can be made:"the master tape"
adjectivemaster (adjective)- having or showing very great skill or proficiency:"a heart-warming story from a master storyteller"
- denoting a person skilled in a particular trade and able to teach others:"a master bricklayer"
- main; principal:"the apartment's master bathroom has a free-standing oval bathtub"
verbmaster (verb) · masters (third person present) · mastered (past tense) · mastered (past participle) · mastering (present participle)- acquire complete knowledge or skill in (an accomplishment, technique, or art):"I never mastered Latin"
- gain control of; overcome:"I managed to master my fears"
- make a master copy of (a movie or record):"all records are now being mastered and manufactured for us in the Netherlands"
OriginOld English mæg(i)ster (later reinforced by Old French maistre), from Latin magister; probably related to magis ‘more’.Similar and Opposite Wordsnoun- a man who has people working for him, especially servants or slaves:
- a person who has dominance or control of something:
- the owner of a dog, horse, or other domesticated animal:
- a man in charge of an organization or group.
- a male schoolteacher, especially at a public or prep school:
- the captain of a merchant ship.
- a skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity:
- an original movie, recording, or document from which copies can be made:
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