Shepherd
Shepherd noun - A herder of sheep (on an open range); someone who keeps the sheep together in a flock.
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Synonyms for Shepherd
Teacher and shepherd are semantically related. in keeper topic. In some cases you can use "Teacher" instead a noun "Shepherd".
Teacher
How words are described
| fellow | fellow shepherd | fellow teacher |
| old | old shepherd | old teacher |
| good | good shepherd | good teacher |
| gentle | gentle shepherd | gentle teacher |
| Other adjectives: best, regular, handsome, dead, simple, poor, actual, real, terrible, black, excellent, young, respected, white, former, titular, local, older, previous, elderly, eponymous, unnamed. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Good Shepherd: Lampshaded in the story, as there is a pastor [clergyman] and Latin teacher named Hirte who likes to point out that both his name and title translate as this.
Source: Literature / Buddenbrooks - Andrew Shepherd, the school media studies teacher.
Source: Series / The Latest Buzz
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