Master
Master noun - A person with a high level of knowledge or skill in a field.
Rabbi and master are semantically related in instructor topic. In some cases you can use "Rabbi" instead a noun "Master".
Rabbi
Rabbi noun - A Hebrew title of respect for a Jewish scholar or teacher.
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Synonyms for Rabbi
Master and rabbi are semantically related in person topic. You can use "Master" instead a noun "Rabbi", if it concerns topics such as instructor, clergyman.
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He also convinces the Rabbi's master who takes the religion more seriously still that he is god, and has come as a test, that obviously he isn't a cat because cats can't talk.
Source: Cats Are Snarkers - Less true are the talking dog who knows everything, the Chinese fung shui master who is afraid of turning into a Spaniard, the rabbi secret agents trying to track down rogue golems, golems built by Jesus, the Swedish conspiracy, the Spanish Inquisition's involvement, the ghost, and some witches.
- Old Master: Enforced: When Rabbi Elazar ben Azaryah is appointed as leader of all the Rabbis of Israel, he explains that he doesn't want the job because all of the other Rabbis will mock him for his young age.
Source: Literature / The Talmud
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