Master
Waste
Waste verb - To bring to a complete end the physical soundness, existence, or usefulness of.
Usage example: one country attempting to waste another
How words are described
| human | human master | human waste |
| good | good master | good waste |
| real | real master | real waste |
| terrible | terrible master | terrible waste |
| Other adjectives: absolute, greatest. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Instead, they're simply pragmatic enough to see when a situation is unfavorable or a waste of time and too busy keeping their master safe.
Source: Know When to Fold 'Em -
Killing them is a waste of time, since their master almost instantly re-summons them, and they're at least annoying, since fighting against multiple enemies lowers your defensive stats.
Source: Video Game / Ragnarok Online -
Get a Life had a single-episode storyline where Chris becomes a spelling bee prodigy (and his serial killer roommate became an origami master) after exposure to toxic waste.
Source: Spelling Bee
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