Master and Servant

Master

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

Servant is an antonym for master in topics: lord, expert, female or male.

Servant

Servant noun - A person hired to perform household or personal services.
Usage example: the wealthy family had servants to clean and cook for them

Master is an antonym for servant in person who waits on another topic.

Nearby Words: serving, servitude, servitor

How words are described

human human master human servant
old old master old servant
good good master good servant
female female master female servant
Other adjectives: best, better, true, dead, single, powerful, actual, real, male, evil, young, capable, new, former, mysterious, last, greatest, elderly, strongest.

Both words in one sentence

  • They're both animal-girl master/servant pairs where the servant has her own stage before reoccurring in her master's stage as a mid-boss, and... don't really share much similarity beyond that.
  • Faux Affably Evil Oddly enough, they also have the best relationship of all the master/servant pairings, despite the master having no magic.
  • Mistress and Servant Boy While not a direct master/servant relationship, Ichigo and Yoruichi of Bleach fulfill this trope when training together, She seems to enjoy teasing him by going naked every once in a while.
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