servitor Antonyms
Meaning of servitor
servitor (n)
someone who performs the duties of an attendant for someone else
servitor Sentence Examples
- The loyal servitor carried out his master's every command without question.
- The elderly gentleman relied heavily on his dedicated servitor for assistance.
- The secret society employed numerous servitors who were sworn to secrecy.
- The maid was a discreet and devoted servitor to the wealthy family she worked for.
- The bishop's servitor prepared his robes and assisted him during religious ceremonies.
- The knight's servitor cleaned his armor, polished his sword, and tended to his every need.
- The museum's servitors ensured that the exhibits were well-maintained and informative.
- The scientist's servitor performed experiments and assisted in the development of groundbreaking discoveries.
- The temple's servitors were responsible for cleaning, decorating, and preparing for religious rituals.
- The wizard's servitor gathered magical ingredients and brewed potions under his master's supervision.
FAQs About the word servitor
someone who performs the duties of an attendant for someone else
houseman, majordomo, flunkey, manservant, steward, footman, groom, butler, houseboy, lackey
mistress,master, master, mistress, captain, head, foreman, captain, leader,leader
The loyal servitor carried out his master's every command without question.
The elderly gentleman relied heavily on his dedicated servitor for assistance.
The secret society employed numerous servitors who were sworn to secrecy.
The maid was a discreet and devoted servitor to the wealthy family she worked for.
