Master and Prodigy

Master

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

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Prodigy and master are semantically related. in expert topic. In some cases you can use "Prodigy" instead a noun "Master".

Prodigy noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Master and prodigy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Master" instead a noun "Prodigy".

old	old master	old prodigy
better	better master	better prodigy
true	true master	true prodigy
powerful	powerful master	powerful prodigy
Other adjectives: actual, real, evil, absolute, potential, young, capable, skilled, former, greatest, able, acknowledged, demonic, eponymous, mutant, younger, sadistic.

Really good public speaker, social leader, and master strategist; expert chi-blocker, prodigy waterbender and psychic bloodbender.

Source: Genius Bruiser / Western Animation
Young Jimmy is a gaming prodigy, while The Rival Lucas owns a massive library of Nintendo games and is a master at all of them.

Source: King of Games
King of Games: Two flavors in Jimmy, a gaming prodigy, and Lucas, who owns dozens of games and is master of all of them.

Source: Film / The Wizard

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