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n. (chess master English)
Usage examples of "chess masters".
Based upon the greatest games of the greatest masters of old, it had been worked out, move by move, by chess masters working with high-speed computers.
A woman had come out of nowhere to simultaneously stalemate the two greatest chess masters in the world.
Who is she that she thinks she can defeat the two top chess masters in the world?
And I know a couple of chess masters who need nurses to dress and feed 'em.
Our great chess masters are really our greatest logicians and mathematicians, yet their efforts are directed in a way which can be of no use save to demonstrate, theatrically, I may say, the unlimited possibilities of the human mind.
It is not unusual to find even children of twelve or fourteen years who play with a depth and sophistication, a subtlety and a brilliance, that might be the envy of the chess masters of Earth.
There are enough brilliant chess masters floating around the Federation to carpet a small planet with.
Instead of the usual embroidered babushkas nailed to the wall were photos of Lasker, Tal, Borvinnik, Spassky and Fischer, all chess masters, all Jews.
Lasker, Tal, Borvinnik, Spassky and Fischer, all chess masters, all Jews.