Judge and Master

Judge

Judge noun - A public official having authority to decide questions of law.

Usage example: the judge gave the defendant a suspended sentence

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Master and judge are semantically related In some cases you can use "Master" instead a noun "Judge".

Master noun - A person with a high level of knowledge or skill in a field.

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Judge and master are semantically related in female or male topic. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a noun "Master".

human	human judge	human master
old	old judge	old master
good	good judge	good master
female	female judge	female master
Other adjectives: best, certain, current, original, wise, single, corrupt, actual, real, male, evil, cruel, main, famous, supreme, ultimate, new, former, last, elderly.

Yes, everyone's favorite master of ceremonies, who is often cheerful and friendly, and suddenly become a cruel judge presiding over a Joker Jury in the Court of Miracles!

Source: Hero Antagonist
Secret Test of Character: The second round of the Supreme Master Chef Examinations involved a "peer assessment," in which the competitors will judge the dishes of their opponents instead of being graded by an impartial judge.

Source: Manga / Chūka Ichiban!
Really, Scott Conant might be the only judge that qualifies for this trope because he is the master of giving chefs the stern pep talk to get them to do better.

Source: Series / Chopped

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