Master and Precursor

Master

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

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

Precursor noun - One that announces or indicates the later arrival of another.

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Master and precursor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Master" instead a noun "Precursor".

Nearby Word: precursory

human	human master	human precursor
old	old master	old precursor
good	good master	good precursor
original	original master	original precursor
Other adjectives: evil, potential, young, ancient, malevolent, last.

If, however, you have a very large amount of precursor orbs, you can master the race you're stuck in, and look around other areas for orbs you've missed, or perhaps Onin's button-pressing minigame.

Source: Video Game / Jak II: Renegade
The first Felix the Cat Cartoon note from 1919, which actually featured a precursor named Master Tom whose name was later changed to Felix had the character find out his girlfriend (or wife) is pregnant, which causes him to commit suicide.

Source: Chaste Toons
Turns out that the church is actually VERY obsessed with precursor technology because it, combined with a non-aggression pact with a giant battleship programmed to seek out and destroy potential threats to its master's existence, make them the de-facto rulers of Spira, and not Spira's saviours.

Source: New Technology Is Evil

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