Master
Master verb - To achieve a victory over.
To overcome and master are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To overcome" with "Master", this terms are similar.
To overcome
Master and to overcome are semantically related. You can use "Master" instead a verb phrase "To overcome".
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Both terms in one sentence
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Well aware of what Parallax is and a master of Yellow Energy, Sinestro manages it easier than Hal, who has to use his Heroic Willpower to overcome Nekron's control.
- Also, Po remembering his mother's sacrifice during the massacre and coming to terms with it allows him to master the Chekhov's Skill that allows him to overcome Shen's weapons.
Source: Nice Job Breaking It, Herod! -
The Sith use a variant: there is always a single master and a single apprentice in the Galaxy at any time, with the principle that the apprentice will eventually seek to overcome his master and will either succeed or die in the attempt.
Source: Franchise / Star Wars
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