Master and Professor

Master

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

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

Professor noun - Someone who is a member of the faculty at a college or university.

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Master and professor are semantically related in instructor topic. Sometimes you can use "Master" instead a noun "Professor".

old	old master	old professor
good	good master	good professor
female	female master	female professor
certain	certain master	certain professor
Other adjectives: future, original, dead, actual, real, male, young, famous, new, former, previous, elderly, favorite, eponymous, unnamed, younger, sadistic.

Tolfdir may be the pre-eminent professor and master Wizard of Alteration in the College of Winterhold, but he still constantly misplaces his Alembic.

Source: Absent-Minded Professor
With the professor's assistance, Alex is quickly able to master the ability of entering, observing, and even modifying people's dreams.

Source: Film / Dreamscape
Those Wacky Nazis: The villain is a professor who wants to create a master race of vampires.

Source: Film / Frostbite

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