Aristocrats
Masters and aristocrats are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Masters" instead a noun "Aristocrats".
Masters
Masters noun - United States poet (1869-1950).
Aristocrats and masters are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aristocrats" instead a noun "Masters".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lord and aristocrats
- lord and masters
- administrators and aristocrats
- administrators and masters
- leaders and aristocrats
- leaders and masters
- teachers and aristocrats
- teachers and masters
- instructors and aristocrats
- instructors and masters
- managers and aristocrats
- managers and masters
- employers and aristocrats
- employers and masters
Both words in one sentence
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Navy Blue — a favorite of evil chess masters and Aristocrats.
Source: Good Colors, Evil Colors - This is a Crapsaccharine World where war and politics are dominant, with evil aristocrats effectively ruling the country you're fighting for as a foreign mercenary, using the King as a puppet: they are masters of the Screw the Rules, I Have Money!
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