maestros

The word “maestros” has 2 syllables: mae-stros

It's pronounced as /meɪˈstroʊz/


What is synonym and antonym for maestros?

In the thesaurus, “maestros” has 47 synonyms and 12 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for maestros along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for maestros

  • Renaissance men
  • aces
  • addicts
  • adepts
  • afficionados
  • aficionados
  • all-rounders
  • artists
  • authorities
  • buffs
  • cognoscenti
  • connoisseurs
  • consultants
  • crackajacks
  • crackerjacks
  • craftsmen
  • dab hands
  • dabs
  • devotees
  • enthusiasts
  • experts
  • fans
  • fiends
  • geeks
  • gurus
  • hands
  • hired guns
  • hotshots
  • jacks-of-all-trades
  • journeymen
  • masters
  • mavens
  • mavins
  • meisters
  • mistresses
  • past masters
  • professionals
  • proficients
  • pros
  • scholars
  • sharks
  • sharps
  • specialists
  • virtuosi
  • virtuosos
  • whizzes
  • wizards

Antonyms for maestros

  • amateurs
  • apprentices
  • beginners
  • dabblers
  • dilettantes
  • dilettanti
  • inexperts
  • laymen
  • neophytes
  • nonexperts
  • nonprofessionals
  • novices

Meanings of maestros

  • noun
    1. A master in some art, especially a composer or conductor.
    2. A gang elder in prison.

Example Sentences

  • The concert showcased the talents of several maestros from around the world.
  • In the world of literature, he was regarded as one of the great maestros of storytelling.
  • The kitchen buzzed with activity as the culinary maestros prepared their signature dishes.
  • The conference brought together industry maestros to discuss the future of technology.
  • The gallery featured a collection of paintings by renowned maestros of the art world.

On this page you'll find 59 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to maestros, such as: Renaissance men, aces, addicts, adepts, afficionados, aficionados, all-rounders.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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accompanists

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accordionists

  • accompanists
  • artists
  • bassoonists
  • clarinetists
  • clarinettists
  • cornetists
  • cornettists
  • drummers
  • fiddlers
  • flautists
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  • guitarists
  • harpists
  • hornists
  • instrumentalists
  • keyboardists
  • maestri
  • maestros
  • minstrels
  • musicians
  • oboists
  • organ-grinders
  • organists
  • percussionists
  • performers
  • pianists
  • pickers
  • pipers
  • players
  • recitalists
  • reedmen
  • saxophonists
  • soloists
  • symphonists
  • trombonists
  • trumpeters
  • violinists
  • violists
  • virtuosi
  • virtuosos

dab hands

  • Renaissance men
  • aces
  • addicts
  • adepts
  • afficionados
  • aficionados
  • all-rounders
  • artists
  • authorities
  • buffs
  • cognoscenti
  • connoisseurs
  • consultants
  • crackajacks
  • crackerjacks
  • craftsmen
  • dabs
  • devotees
  • enthusiasts
  • experts
  • fans
  • fiends
  • geeks
  • gurus
  • hands
  • hired guns
  • hotshots
  • jacks-of-all-trades
  • journeymen
  • maestri
  • maestros
  • masters
  • mavens
  • mavins
  • meisters
  • mistresses
  • past masters
  • professionals
  • proficients
  • pros
  • scholars
  • sharks
  • sharps
  • specialists
  • virtuosi
  • virtuosos
  • whizzes
  • wizards

dabs

  • KOs
  • Renaissance men
  • aces
  • addicts
  • adepts
  • afficionados
  • aficionados
  • all-rounders
  • anoints
  • applies
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  • bedaubs
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  • body blows
  • bops
  • boxes
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  • buffets
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  • carpets
  • chips
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  • chucks
  • claps
  • clasps
  • clenches
  • clippings
  • clips
  • clouts
  • clutches
  • coats
  • cognoscenti
  • connoisseurs
  • consultants
  • counter-blows
  • counter-strokes
  • counterblows
  • counterpunches
  • counters
  • counterstrokes
  • covers
  • crackajacks
  • crackerjacks
  • cracks
  • craftsmen
  • crumbs
  • crunchers
  • cuffs
  • dab hands
  • dashes
  • daubs
  • devotees
  • digs
  • doses
  • dots
  • douses
  • drams
  • driblets
  • drops
  • drops in the bucket
  • drubbings
  • enthusiasts
  • experts
  • fans
  • feels
  • fiends
  • fillips
  • flakes
  • flecks
  • flicks
  • flyspecks
  • fragments
  • geeks
  • glimmers
  • grains
  • granules
  • grasps
  • grazes
  • grips
  • gurus
  • hacks
  • handfuls
  • handles
  • hands
  • handsful
  • haymakers
  • hints
  • hired guns
  • hits
  • holds
  • hooks
  • hoots
  • hotshots
  • iotas
  • jabs
  • jacks-of-all-trades
  • jams
  • jerks
  • jogs
  • jots
  • journeymen
  • kayos
  • kicks
  • knees
  • knockdowns
  • knockouts
  • knocks
  • larrups
  • lashes
  • layers
  • lays
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  • lefts
  • lickings
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  • little
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  • maestri
  • maestros
  • mantles
  • masters
  • mavens
  • mavins
  • meisters
  • minima
  • minims
  • minimums
  • mistresses
  • mites
  • modicums
  • molecules
  • morsels
  • motes
  • nibbles
  • nips
  • nubbins
  • nudges
  • one-twos
  • ounces
  • overlays
  • overlies
  • overspreads
  • palms
  • palpates
  • palps
  • parings
  • particles
  • parts
  • past masters
  • pastings
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  • peanuts
  • pelts
  • picks
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  • pokes
  • portions
  • pounds
  • professionals
  • proficients
  • pros
  • punches
  • pushes
  • rabbit punches
  • raps
  • rays
  • right-handers
  • rights
  • roundhouses
  • scatterings
  • scholars
  • scintillas
  • scraps
  • scruples
  • sections
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  • shades
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  • sharks
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  • smears
  • smells
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  • smidgins
  • smithereens
  • snaps
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  • specialists
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  • splashes
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  • sucker punches
  • surfaces
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  • thwacks
  • tips
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  • uppercuts
  • vestiges
  • virtuosi
  • virtuosos
  • wallopings
  • wallops
  • welts
  • whacks
  • whams
  • whaps
  • whippings
  • whips
  • whits
  • whizzes
  • whops
  • wizards

jacks-of-all-trades

  • Renaissance men
  • aces
  • addicts
  • adepts
  • afficionados
  • aficionados
  • all-rounders
  • artists
  • authorities
  • buffs
  • cognoscenti
  • connoisseurs
  • consultants
  • crackajacks
  • crackerjacks
  • craftsmen
  • dab hands
  • dabs
  • devotees
  • enthusiasts
  • experts
  • fans
  • fiends
  • geeks
  • gurus
  • hands
  • hired guns
  • hotshots
  • journeymen
  • maestri
  • maestros
  • masters
  • mavens
  • mavins
  • meisters
  • mistresses
  • past masters
  • professionals
  • proficients
  • pros
  • scholars
  • sharks
  • sharps
  • specialists
  • virtuosi
  • virtuosos
  • whizzes
  • wizards

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