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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(sword and sorcery) An advisor to the sovereign who specializes in waging war..
Ozymandias had jumped into the projects of warmasters so completely that he thought he might be losing sight of his original objectives.
The emperor sat within his tent of silk surrounded by his captains. His warmaster, Darik, was beside him.
The Lord-Protector at the vanguard tipped back his helm and nodded gallantly, and ladies threw scarves and favors until his horse was festooned like a maypole. His warmasters rode behind him as an honor guard, grim and silent.
Edwin, his sons and his warmaster led their horses to the gate in the stockade.
Walking away, Magnus abandoned his warmasters with that chilly notion to tuck into their bedrolls and guarantee them a restless sleep.
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Warmaster means (sword and sorcery) An advisor to the sovereign who specializes in waging war..
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The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Ozymandias had jumped into the projects of warmasters so completely that he thought he might be losing sight of his original objectives.
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