Keepers
Masters
Masters noun - United States poet (1869-1950).
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- administrators and keepers
- administrators and masters
- leaders and keepers
- leaders and masters
- teachers and keepers
- teachers and masters
- managers and keepers
- managers and masters
- proprietors and keepers
- proprietors and masters
- directors and keepers
- directors and masters
- owners and keepers
- owners and masters
Both words in one sentence
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And to make things worse, Fervour also reduces your incoming healing, meaning that Minstrels, Captains, Lore-masters and Rune-keepers have a harder time keeping you alive.
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According to Avengers Forever he has been engaged in a millennia long Gambit Roulette at the behest of his masters, the Time-Keepers.
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He got recruited into the order of the Keepers when he tried to pickpocket one of them (an impressive feat, considering they are masters of stealth).
Source: Street Urchin
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