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Discover LudwigThe phrase "venerable master" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to someone who is highly respected and esteemed, usually in a professional or spiritual context. It can also be used to address or introduce someone, particularly in formal settings. Example: "The venerable master, known for his wisdom and teachings, led the meditation session with grace and compassion."
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The venerable master, now 83, reprised the role of eager student, wistfully recalling Milhaud's influence.
In its heyday, the venerable master would hold court three days a week in a suite at the Excelsior Hotel on the Via Veneto Rome.
"Spamalot," which is directed (improbably enough) by that venerable master of slickness Mike Nichols, is the latest entry in the expanding Broadway genre of scrapbook musical theater.
(Anderson Juan de DiosSaturdaydAy) A venerable master of Afro-Cuban music, dance and folklore, Juan de Dios makes a rare visit to New York with members of his Havana company, Raices Profundas.
The venerable master had a part in trying to save the financial empire of the rogue banker Michele "the Shark" Sindona, who died after drinking a poisoned cup of coffee in jail.
Charming, witty, and an eager and effective networker, Gelli rose swiftly to become head, or venerable master, of the once prestigious Propaganda Due (P2) lodge in the centre of Rome.
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But since 2004 Mr. Davies, already a knight of the realm, has also borne the venerable title master of the queen's music.
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James T. Kirk's venerable Captain's Chair.
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