Master and Recipient

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

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

Recipient noun - A person who receives something.

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Master and recipient are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Master" instead a noun "Recipient".

Nearby Words: recipience, recipiency

female	female master	female recipient
future	future master	future recipient
original	original master	original recipient
true	true master	true recipient
Other adjectives: potential, main, ultimate, new, deceased, next, greatest, able.

A master of pickpocketing can reverse pickpocket a poison vial into their possession to poison them without the recipient noticing.

Source: Poisoned Weapons
Human ghosts actually benefit far more from such sacrifice; any human who is sacrificed in the name of the dead (often as part of funeral rites) will find their ghost bound in servitude to the recipient for eternity (barring deliberate release or the destruction of their master).

Source: Human Sacrifice
Also the case with most of the rest of the cast - Mac's biggest influence was her Medal of Honor recipient Marine uncle, Bud's father was a Master Chief (and he himself fathers four kids of his own with Harriet, also a naval officer), Sturgis' father is a retired Navy Chaplain, and Maj. Gen.

Source: Military Brat

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