Master
Teacher
Teacher noun - A person whose occupation is to give formal instruction in a school.
Usage example: a young man who ardently wants to become a teacher and teach first grade
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Synonyms for Teacher
Master is a synonym for teacher in education topic. You can use "Master" instead a noun "Teacher", if it concerns topics such as educator, headmaster. popular alternative
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| beloved | beloved master | beloved teacher |
| human | human master | human teacher |
| old | old master | old teacher |
| good | good master | good teacher |
| Other adjectives: female, best, certain, original, wise, dead, actual, real, male, cruel, main, young, new, former, competent, different, previous, elderly, favorite, unnamed. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Sakura, who is Tsunade's apprentice, refers to her as shishou instead, indicating how she views Tsunade as her master and teacher.
- Also, Shifu's name translates as either teacher or master... so he's "Master Master".
Source: Redundancy / Western Animation - The Code of Bushido makes avenging your master/teacher/father a core duty, for things like cutting him down in battle for example.
Source: You Killed My Father
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