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master
/ˈmastə/
When used as a noun to describe someone in control of another person, the word can be seen as offensive or outdated due to its historical connection to slavery. As a verb, it is often used with subjects like 'skills', 'languages', or 'emotions'. For example, you 'master' a language rather than just learning it. When used as an adjective (like "master key" or "master bedroom"), it means the main version that controls or serves all others.
💬Casual Conversation
I'm literally never gonna master this software before Monday.
Maybe if you stopped doomscrolling and actually focused.
Meanings
A person who has control over another, such as a slave or a servant.
"The dog looked up at its master for a treat."
A person who is exceptionally skilled in a particular art, craft, or field of knowledge.
"She is a master of the violin."
Having primary importance or control over others of the same type.
"The master bedroom is usually the largest in the house."