Apprentice
Apprentice noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.
Usage example: decided to be an apprentice to an electrician after he graduated
Servant and apprentice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Servant" instead a noun "Apprentice".
Servant
Servant noun - A person hired to perform household or personal services.
Apprentice and servant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Apprentice" instead a noun "Servant".
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| fellow | fellow apprentice | fellow servant |
| human | human apprentice | human servant |
| old | old apprentice | old servant |
| good | good apprentice | good servant |
| Other adjectives: female, devoted, better, perfect, true, single, poor, loyal, powerful, real, evil, little, dark, lazy, young, personal, new, former, mere, mysterious, last, robotic, strongest. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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In The First Law as well as other books set in that universe, the Bayaz's apprentice/servant/voice Yoru-Sulfur is always described to the effect that he fits in perfectly in any setting in which he enters, an effect achieved by his blandly pleasant manner and looks.
Source: The Nondescript -
Pair the Spares: Felicite, the servant of Emma, and Justin, the apprentice of Madame Homais, are implied, but never outright confirmed, to be in a relationship.
Source: Literature / Madame Bovary - In "The Double Shadow" by Clark Ashton Smith, a prideful wizard casts an unknown Summoning Ritual with his an apprentice and a mummy servant, confident that he can deal with whatever arrives.
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