international grandmaster
international grandmaster is the alternative form of International Grandmaster.
Noun capitalized: International Grandmaster
International Grandmaster (plural International Grandmasters)
- Synonym of Grandmaster; the highest rank of chess player.
- A book containing portraits of International Grandmasters against whom he has played has been published in Switzerland, entitled Henri Grob the Artist.1970, The Encyclopaedia of Chess, St. Martin's Press, page 157
- International Grandmaster Bisguier was defending champion. World Junior Champion Lombardy was a strong favorite, and International Grandmaster Reshevsky even stronger.1973, Frank Brady, Profile of a Prodigy: The Life and Games of Bobby Fischer, Revised edition, David Mckay Company, page 20
- Synonyms:
- Grandmaster
Synonyms of international grandmaster
Forms of international grandmaster
| plural | international grandmasters |
|---|---|
| plural | International Grandmasters |
| alternative form | international grandmaster |
Questions about international grandmaster
- What does international grandmaster mean?
- International grandmaster means synonym of Grandmaster; the highest rank of chess player.
- What is international grandmaster the alternative form of?
- International grandmaster is the alternative form of International Grandmaster.
- What part of speech is international grandmaster?
- International grandmaster is a noun.
- What is the plural of international grandmaster?
- The plural of international grandmaster is international grandmasters.
Words near international grandmaster in the dictionary
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