grand master

[ grand mas-ter ]

noun

1. Grand Master, the head of a military order of knighthood, a lodge, fraternal order, or the like.
2. Also Grand Master, grand·mas·ter. Chess. International Grand Master.
3. Also grand·mas·ter. a person at the highest level of ability or achievement in any field.

Grand Master

noun

1. the title borne by the head of any of various societies, orders, and other organizations, such as the Templars or Freemasons, or the various martial arts

Example Sentences

Among other key distinctions, the Constantinian Order is attached to a crown, and its Grand Master is a would-be king.

From Slate

And the Queen becomes the Grand Master of the Order of the British Empire, once held by the King's father, Prince Philip, and grandfather George VI.

From BBC

His main residence was decorated with works by the Renaissance painter Titian and the Dutch grand master Rembrandt.

From BBC

He also serves as the grand master of various royal chivalry orders.

From Washington Times

He also serves as the grand master of various royal chivalry orders.

From Seattle Times