master
/ˈmɑːstər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who has a high level of skill or achievement in a particular activity or profession.
“The master chef prepared a exquisite meal for the guests.”
2. noun
A person who has control or ownership of a particular thing, such as a ship or a building.
“The master of the ship was responsible for its navigation and safety.”
3. noun
A person who is in charge of a particular group or organization, especially a school or a guild.
“The master of the guild oversaw the training of new apprentices.”
4. adjective
Of the highest quality or level of skill; expert.
“The master craftsman spent years perfecting his art.”
5. verb
To bring something under one’s control or command.
“She mastered the art of playing the piano with ease.”
6. verb
To be in charge or have control over something.
“He mastered the situation with his quick thinking.”
7. verb
To become proficient or skilled in something.
“The student mastered the new language in just a few months.”