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master-at-arms

 

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Noun master-at-arms has 1 sense
  1. master-at-arms - the senior petty officer; responsible for discipline aboard ship
    --1 is a kind of
    petty officer, PO, P.O.

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Master-at-Arms

Description:

Master-at-Arms refers to a military rank or position responsible for maintaining discipline, law enforcement, and security within a naval unit or a ship. They typically perform various tasks such as conducting investigations, guarding prisoners, and ensuring the safety of personnel and property.

Sense 1:

Part of Speech: Noun

Singular: master-at-arms
Plural: masters-at-arms

Definition: A naval petty officer holding the highest non-commissioned rank in the United States Navy.

Example Sentence: The master-at-arms diligently patrolled the ship, ensuring the safety of all personnel on board.

Sense 2:

Part of Speech: Noun

Singular: master-at-arms
Plural: masters-at-arms

Definition: An official responsible for maintaining order and security in a court of law.

Example Sentence: The master-at-arms directed the unruly spectators to maintain decorum during the trial.

Sense 3:

Part of Speech: Noun

Singular: master-at-arms
Plural: masters-at-arms

Definition: A person appointed to keep order and security in a specific area or establishment, such as a school, event venue, or residential community.

Example Sentence: The master-at-arms ensured that only authorized personnel accessed the restricted area of the military base.

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