Master and Reign

Master

Master verb - To achieve a victory over.

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

Reign verb - Have sovereign power.

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Master and reign are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Master" instead a verb "Reign".

Nearby Words: reigning, reigned

old	old master	old reign
glorious	glorious master	glorious reign
stable	stable master	stable reign
future	future master	future reign
Other adjectives: original, free, single, real, evil, terrible, cruel, famous, ancient, new, last, greatest, previous.

rage	master rage	reign rage
role	master role	reign role

John Milton, a Puritan and republican, wrote his master work Paradise Lost during Charles's reign, and Samuel Pepys's diaries were written during this time period.

Source: Useful Notes / The House of Stuart
When Caligula's reign was toppled, The Master was in the process of feeding off a pregnant woman, who subsequently escaped.

Source: Literature / The Strain
In the finale of Series 3 of the reboot series, the Master's reign of terror over the earth is ended.

Source: Easily Forgiven

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