Good and Master

Good

Good adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.

Usage example: he's good at math

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Master and good are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Master" instead an adjective "Good".

Nearby Words: goodness, goodly, goody

Master adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.

Usage example: a master craftsman who makes fine wood furniture of his own designs

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Good and master are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Good" instead an adjective "Master".

old	old good	old master
good	good good	good master
best	best good	best master
true	true good	true master
Other adjectives: single, powerful, actual, real, evil, bad, absolute, main, ancient, ultimate, new, skilled, former, last, competent, greatest.

The good relationship is justified in-universe: When a master summons a servant without a catalyst (for example Kiritsugu used Avalon to summon Saber), the grail picks the Heroic Spirit who's personality is most similar to the master's.

Source: Faux Affably Evil
In Susan Kay's Phantom, Erik loses all sense of good and evil after realizing how easy it was to kill his Gypsy captor, and regards murder as just another art to master.

Source: Above Good and Evil
Even though the guy's got good intentions, it's pretty clear he's a master manipulator who enjoys having power in his own hands — the speech is proof of his intelligence and character.

Source: Bastardly Speech

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