Noun
Grand Master (plural Grand Masters)
A title, especially of chivalric orders, fraternal orders and fraternal organizations.
grand master (plural grand masters)
Alternative spelling of grandmaster
Aldiss was named a Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America in 2000 and inducted by the Science Fiction Hall of Fame in 2004. Source: Internet
At first, Dusina’s arrival was welcomed by Grand Master de Cassiere who even wrote to Pope Gregory XIII on August 5, 1574, thanking him for sending the inquisitor. Source: Internet
All of the Teutonic Knights' possessions were subordinate to the Grand Master whose seat was in Bad Mergentheim. Source: Internet
Although some jurisdictions maintain a separate Great Priory of the Temple and Great Priory of Malta (as, for example, in England), the Grand Master and other officers of both Great Priories hold simultaneous equal office in both bodies. Source: Internet
Awards and honors Clement has been honored several times for his cumulative contributions including 1998 Hall of Fame induction, when Clement and Frederik Pohl were the fifth and sixth living persons honored, and the 1999 SFWA Grand Master Award. Source: Internet
Awards The Science Fiction Writers of America made Bester its 9th SFWA Grand Master in 1988 (announced before his 1987 death) and the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame inducted him in 2001, its sixth class of two deceased and two living writers. Source: Internet