Keeper and Master

Keeper

Keeper noun - A person or group that watches over someone or something.

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Master and keeper are semantically related in proprietor topic. In some cases you can use "Master" instead a noun "Keeper".

Nearby Words: keep, keeping

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

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Keeper and master are semantically related in owner topic. Sometimes you can use "Keeper" instead a noun "Master".

human	human keeper	human master
old	old keeper	old master
good	good keeper	good master
female	female keeper	female master
Other adjectives: stable, current, original, true, powerful, actual, real, male, evil, infamous, main, young, capable, new, former, mysterious, official, next, last, literal, able, previous, eponymous.

Merton describes magic-black-marketeer Maxwell Fong as a keeper of an ancient secrets, a master of the dark arts, and an above-average Scrabble player.

Source: Series / Big Wolf on Campus
Complete with a Ninja Maid with Time Hax that helps her speed up chores, and a Kung Fu master for a gate keeper.

Source: Vampires Are Rich
Time Abyss: Master Hora is implied to be this - then again, how couldn't he be, seeing as he's the keeper of time for all humans?

Source: Literature / Momo

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