Lawyer and Servant

Lawyer

Lawyer noun - A person whose profession is to conduct lawsuits for clients or to advise about legal rights and obligations.

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Servant and lawyer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Servant" instead a noun "Lawyer".

Servant noun - A person hired to perform household or personal services.

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Lawyer and servant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lawyer" instead a noun "Servant".

Nearby Words: serving, servitude, servitor

fellow	fellow lawyer	fellow servant
old	old lawyer	old servant
good	good lawyer	good servant
best	best lawyer	best servant
Other adjectives: better, dead, naive, simple, powerful, actual, real, male, incompetent, little, black, young, willing, white, new, former, blind, competent, elderly.

Not Now, Kiddo: Nucky's servant Harlan overheards him talking to his lawyer about Van Alden, and Nucky snaps at him for eavesdropping.

Source: Series / Boardwalk Empire
Most of all, "My mask is meant to scare." Fake Defector: Bruce pretends to be Roman Sionis' lawyer when he visits an old servant of the Sionis family.

Source: Literature / Batman: Murder at Wayne Manor
Although to be fair, Odo of Bayeux's use of the mace wasn't quite a "technical pacifist" position, but more of a cynical attempt to get in on the glory of the English Conquest yet still be considered a "holy servant of god." Basically, Odo was a Rules Lawyer.

Source: Technical Pacifist

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