Master and Thwart

Master

Master verb - To achieve a victory over.

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

Thwart

Thwart verb - To prevent from achieving a goal.

Master and thwart are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Master" instead a verb "Thwart".

Nearby Words: thwarted, thwarting

Common collocations

forces master forces thwart forces

Both words in one sentence

  • You Can't Thwart Stage One You do thwart stage one in Red/Blue/Yellow: Whatever Giovanni had planned for Silph Co, you beat him down before he can get it, earning yourself a nice shiny Too Awesome to Use Master Ball for your efforts.
  • No matter how accurate Dooku's statement about the Republic was, his goal was to replace it with something even worse...and he and his master had exploited and exacerbated the Republic's corruption rather than trying to thwart it.
  • Nareth must not only deal with his new life as a slave (supported by his boetheri servants Tai-ra and Jaith, who are unaware of the change in their master), but he must also try to thwart the plans Tren-an has in his original body.
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