{"id":1514,"date":"2015-12-04T13:31:04","date_gmt":"2015-12-04T08:01:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/writing-geeks.com\/?p=1514"},"modified":"2015-12-04T13:31:04","modified_gmt":"2015-12-04T08:01:04","slug":"one-word-substitution","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/writinggeeks.in\/blog\/one-word-substitution\/","title":{"rendered":"One Word Substitution"},"content":{"rendered":"

One Word Substitution<\/span><\/h2>\n

One Word Substitution
\n<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

\n
?\u00a0The life history of a man written by himself. = Autobiography<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who believes that there is no God. = Atheist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A medicine which counteracts the effects of poison. = Antidote<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who does something not professionally but for pleasure. = Amateur<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person residing in a country of which he is not a citizen. = Alien<\/b>
\n?\u00a0That does not bear the name of the writer. = Anonymous<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Government by a ruler who has unlimited power. = Autocracy<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A diplomatic representative of one country in another. = Ambassador<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A traveller in space. = Astronaut<\/b>
\n?\u00a0An assembly of listeners. = Audience<\/b>
\n?\u00a0To give up the throne. = Abdicate<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A medicine which prevents infection by killing germs. = Antiseptic<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The science of vegetable life. = Botany<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The science which treats of life. = Biology<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Government by the officials = Bureaucracy<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The life history of a man written by someone else. = Biography<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who has narrow and prejudiced religious views. = Bigot<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Festival of the hundredth anniversary. = Centenary<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The man who can eat human flesh. = Cannibal<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Place for burials other than a churchyard. = Cemetery<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Place for cremating of dead bodies. = Crematorium<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who is free from national prejudices. = Cosmopolitan<\/b>
\n?\u00a0People working together in the same office or department. = Colleague<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Belonging to the same time. = Contemporary<\/b>
\n ?\u00a0Substance designed to make the skin or hair more beautiful. = Cosmetics<\/b>
\n?\u00a0That can be believed. = Credible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The state of being unmarried. = Celibacy<\/b>
\n?\u00a0He is an artist that draws comic pictures. = Caricaturist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A government of the people by the people and for the people. = Democracy<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A battle or a match in which neither party wins. = Drawn<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Want of rain. = Drought<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A disease that spreads over a large area. = Epidemic<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Articles sent from one country to another. = Export<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which is fit to be eaten. = Edible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A selfish person who always thinks of himself. = Egoist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Fit to be chosen. = Eligible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who leaves his own country and goes to live in another. = Emigrant<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A speech delivered without previous preparation. = Extempore<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Words inscribed on the graves. = Epitaph<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who believes in fate. = Fatalist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which may cause death. = Fatal<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A man residing in a country of which he is not a citizen. = Foreigner<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A medicine that kills germs. = Germicide<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who eats too much. = Glutton<\/b>
\n?\u00a0An office for which no salary is paid. = Honorary<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Killing of a human being specially by another. = Homocide<\/b>
\n?\u00a0That which cannot be read. = Illegible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who comes to one country from another in order to settle there. = Immigrant<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which cannot be heard. = Inaudible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which is difficult to believe. = Incredible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which cannot be conquered. = Invincible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who can neither read nor write. = Illitrate<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which cannot be imitated. = Inimitable<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which cannot be corrected. = Incorrigible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The killing of new born child. = Infanticide<\/b>
\n?\u00a0That which cannot be repaired. = Irreparable<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which cannot be removed. = Indelible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Person unable to pay debts. = Insolvent<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Which cannot be reached. = Inaccessible<\/b>
\n?\u00a0That which is contrary to law. = Illegal<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Capable of catching fire easily. = Inflammable<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who lacks knowledge. = Ignorant<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who knows many languages. = Linguist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Room or building used for scientific experiments. = Laboratory<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Hand written matter. = Manuscript<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Person who is caused to suffer for a great cause. = Martyr<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person working for money. = Mercenary<\/b>
\n?\u00a0An established principle of practical wisdom. = Maxim<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A place where dead bodies are kept before post mortem. = Mortuary<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who hates mankind. = Misanthropist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Widely known for bad works. = Notorious<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A hollow space in a wall for a statue. = Niche<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Giving of special favour by a person in high position to his relatives. = Nepotism<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Person who eats meat. = Non-vegetarian<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who is new to a profession. = Novice<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The street is not wide. = Narrow<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A word or custom which is no longer in use. = Obsolete<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who looks at the bright side of things. = Optimist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A child whose parents are dead. = Orphan<\/b>
\n?\u00a0All-powerful. = Omnipotent<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A garden of fruits. = Orchard<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Holding conventional beliefs in matter of religion. = Orthodox<\/b>
\n?\u00a0That which cannot be seen through. = Opaque<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who is present everywhere. = Omnipresent<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who knows everything. = Omniscient<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Medical examination of a dead body. = Postmortem<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A person who looks at the dark side of things. = Pessimist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A remedy for all kinds of diseases. = Panacea<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who lives on another. = Parasite<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A lover of mankind. = Philanthropist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who goes on a journey to a holy place. = Pilgrim<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Child, born after the death of father. = Posthumous<\/b>
\n?\u00a0The practice of having more than one husband at the same time. = Polyandry<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who collects postage stamps. = Philatelist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A man who has more than one wife. = Polygamist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A writer who steal ideas from another. = Plagiarist<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Very exact or scrupulous in the observance of forms of etiquitte, ceremony or behaviour. = Punctitious<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who has great love for one’s country. = Patriot<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who lives by alone and avoids people. = Recluse<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Killing of one’s own self. = Suicide<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who speaks on behalf of others. = Spokesman<\/b>
\n?\u00a0A thing which is not fresh. = Stale<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who loads and unloads ships. = Stevedore<\/b>
\n?\u00a0One who abstains completely from alcoholic liquor. = Teetotaller<\/b>
\n?\u00a0Person who believes that there is God. = Theist<\/b><\/span><\/div>\n


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