drillmaster
- noun
- /ˈdrɪlˌmæs.tɚ/
- During the exercise, the drillmaster issued commands to ensure everyone performed the movements correctly.
Examples
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Can you tell me who the drillmaster is?
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The drillmaster led the soldiers through rigorous training drills every morning.
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The drillmaster demanded perfect coordination from every member of the squad.
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During boot camp, the drillmaster led the recruits through a series of challenging exercises.
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Our new drillmaster is known for his strict discipline and attention to detail.
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The drillmaster shouted commands during the training exercise.
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As a former soldier, the experienced drillmaster knew how to motivate his team to improve their skills.
Synonyms
A soldier who trains new soldiers in marching, discipline and basic tasks
A soldier who trains new soldiers in marching and discipline
A person who makes others repeat exercises to improve skills
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Etymology
Drillmaster combines drill (a 'repeated practice' or exercise) and master ('a teacher' or leader). So a drillmaster is the leader who runs training drills and teaches people to move and act together.