1000 Most Important One Word Substitution

1. Nation engaged in war —Belligerent
2. Stableman in the inn —-Osler
3. Cutting into pieces —-shredding
4. Scarcity of food —-famine
5. Inflammation of gums —-gingivitis
6. Causes great harm —–Disaster
7. Wild imagination —-fantasy
8. A poem of fourteen lines —sonnet
9. Incapable of error / a method which is never fail —-infallible
10. One who believes everything ——–Credulous
11. Accidental good fortune —--Serendipity
12. A person who drives our motor cars —Chauffeur
13. Brought back to mind —-Reminisced
14. Lack of feeling —-Apathy
15. A difficult problem ––Conundrum
16. A tall strong women —Amazon
17. A large number of bullet fired at the same time —Fusillade or salvo
18. One who deliberately damages other people’s property —-Vandal
19. A book which hold several works of author —-Omnibus
20. A published collections of peom or others pieces of writing —Anthology
21. Govt. By the few —Oligarchy
22. Study of caves ———-speleology
23. A doctor who specialize in disease of the nose —Rhinologist
24. A wooden object used for connecting animals that are pulling a vehicle —yoke
25. Having a stale smell or taste ——Rancid
26. Material that changes naturally by the action of bacteria —-Biodegradable
27. Wild and noisy disorder —-Pandemonium
28. Something that is beyond the power of nature —Supernatural
29. Description of a disagreeable things by an agreeable name —Euphemism
30. Walk in proud and confident way —-Swagger
31. The part of the stage in front of the curtain —-Proscenium
32. Person believing in free will —-libertarian
33. Small piece of metal that fly out from an exploding bomb —shrapnel
34. All the arts, belief and social institutions etc charactersistics of a race –culture
35. The act of speaking about one’s thought when one is alone —-soliloquy
36. To remove an objectionable part from a book —Expurgate
37. Pertaining to sheep —Ovine
38. Hole excavated by an animal as dwelling —burrow
39. A special fondness or liking for —-Penchant
40. Relating to kinship with the father —-Patrilineal
41. A part of the word that can be pronounced separately —-Syllable
42. A drink usually made from a mixture of one or more alcoholic drinks —-Cocktail
43. Something that might happen in the future —Contingency
44. Believe in many gods —Polytheism
45. A cluster of flowers or a branch —-Inflorescence
46. A person who believes that only selfishness motivates human action –-cynic
47. A highly skilled musician —Virtuoso
48. A method of boiling briefly to cook food slightly —Parboil
49. The group especially in the arts regarded as being the most experimental —Avant-garde
50. To think about something carefully and throughly —Muse
51. A person who is at home in two languages —-Bilingual
52. Devouring all foods —–Omnivorous
53. A person who can not be conquered ——–-Invincible
54. A state where no law and order exists —-Anarchy
55. A short trip or excursion —-Jaunt
56. Motive or incitement to action —Incentive
57. A speaker ‘s platform —-Podium
58. The stand from which a preacher delivers his sermon —Pulpit
59. A building for housing curios —-Museum
60. A place where dead body are kept for medical examination —Mortuary
61. A person who hates marriage —-Misogamist
62. A person who hates women —-Misogynist
63. Thawing snow —–Slush
64. One who specialized in the mathematics of insurance —An actuary
65. Violation of the sanctity of the church —Sacrilege
66. Of one mind or opinion —Unanimous
67. A peaceful settlement —-Compromise
68. Pen name ——-Pseudonym
69. A person who has had one or more limbs cut off —Amputee
70. Deeply worried or agitated —-Distraught
71. A gigantic statue —–Colossal or colossus
72. Specify as a part of the agreement —-Stipulate
73. A supplement to a will —-Codicil
74. Estimation of a thing’s worth —-Appraisal
75. A person who works for an employer for a fixed period of time in order to learn the particular skills needed in their job —Apprentice
76. The science of government —--Politics
77. A messenger sent in great haste —-Courier
78. A speech made without preparation —Extempore
79. Made without preparation —-Impromptu
80. A person who repair broken window glasses ——–Glazier
81. One who offers his service of his own free will —volunteer
82. One who is always doubting ——–Sceptic
83. A collection of slaves —-coffle
84. No likely to be easily pleased —–Fastidious
85. A cluster of houses in a village —-Hamlet
86. A number of monkeys ——Troops
87. Lasting for two years —–Biennial
88. A speech made to oneself —–Soliloquy
89. A sneering person who always finds faults —-cynic
90. Smugly self satisfied —-Complacent
91. Having to do with artistic beauty ——–Aesthetic
92. A word that reads the same backward as forwards ——Palindrome
93. A principle or standard by which anything is or can be judged —Epitome
94. A person who is self centred ——–Egoist
95. An extract from a book of writing —Excerpt
96. One who files a suit ———–plaintiff
97. Take great pleasure ——-Revel
98. A strong dislike ——-Animosity
99. Long poem based on a noble theme —–Epic
100. A person who does not think or behave like everyone else , but has independent , unusual opinion ——-Maverick
101. An animal living on fish —-Piscivore
102. A drawing on blue transparent paper —-Blue paper
103. A reversal in policy —–Volte face
104. Suitable for everyday conversation —-Colloquial
105. Of various kind —–Miscellaneous
106. A list of things to be discussed at meeting —Minutes
107. A large number of fish swimming together —-Shoal
108. A room or building for the preservation of plants —-Greenhouse
109. A place where money is coined —-Mint
110. A series of lesson or lectures ———Course
111. A very accurate form of clock —-Chronometer
112. Completing a period of 100 years —Centenarian
113. Shaking movement of the ground —-Tremor
114. One who has no money —-Pauper
115. A boastful person ——Termagent
116. One who helps the needy —--samaritan
117. A connoisseur of food ———–Gourmet
118. One who has bad in spelling ——–-Cacographist
119. An unconventional style of living ——-Bohemian
120. A person who looks at the brighter side of every thing —Sanguine
121. That which can not be captured or conquered —–impregnable
122. Reproducing or memorizing words for word ——-Verbal
123. That which cannot be defeated ———-Invincible
124. A pole or beam used as a temporary support —-Prop
125. A list of passenger and luggage —--waybill
126. Fear of closed spaces —–Claustrophobia
127. Habitually silent or talking little —-Taciturn
128. A religious discourse ——–-Sermon
129. A place that provide refuge ——Asylum
130. Detailed plan of journey —–Itinerary
131. A person who insists on some thing ———-Stickler
132. An assembly of worshipper ———–Congregation
133. A person run away from justice or the law ——–Fugitive
134. One who takes care of a building —-Janitor
135. A place of shelter for ships ———Harbour
136. A building in which aircraft are housed ———–Hanger
137. A shopkeeper who sells fresh and green vegetables ———Greengrocer
138. That which cannot be consumed by fire —-Incombustible
139. A short story based on your personal experience ——Anecdote
140. An animal story with a moral ———–Fable
141. A moral story not necessarily with animal character —–-Parable
142. The school or college in which one has been educated —Alma meter
143. A former student of a school, college or university —Alumnus
144. To give one’s authority to another —-Delegate
145. A person against whom legal action is instituted ——-Defendant
146. A nursery where children are cared for while their parents are at work —-Crèche
147. Property handed down after the death of a person —-Legacy
148. A study of words and the way words develop —-Phonology
149. Something which is not in harmony —-Cacophonies
150. A list of books ——–Catalogue
151. Something unusual or strange, having peculiar notions —Whimsical
152. One who is dabbler in arts , science or literature शोकीन } —Dilettante {कला प्यार)
153. The time between midnight and noon ——Ante-meridian
154. Still existing and known —-Extant {विद्यमान}
155. Compensation for loss —–Indemnity
156. Angry at injustice ——-Indignant
157. To turn out of society ——Ostracize
158. Forewarning of an Impending danger —-Premonition{पूर्वाभास }
159. A place of good climate for invalids ——Sanatorium
160. To bite like a rat —–Gnaw
161. A style in which a writer makes display of his knowledge —-Pedantic
162. One who performing daring gymnastics feats —–Acrobat
163. A large food basket with a cover —–Hamper
164. Stealing goods while shopping —–Shop-lifter
165. Number of things or portions close together without order or arrangement —-Huddle
166. Height of an object above sea level —–Altitude
167. Group of people living together in the same locality —–Community
168. Group of people of the same community —–-Brethren
169. A talk between two persons —–Dialogue
170. Enter a country as a enemy —–Invade
171. The time between midnight and noon —Ante-meridian
172. Fear of height ——Acrophobia
173. A study of words and the way words develop —Phonology
174. Something which is not in harmony ———–Cacophonous
175. A list of Books —-Catalogue
176. Man with womanly habits and manners —-Effeminate
177. Something unusual or strange, having peculiar notions —Whimsical
178. That cannot be overcome —-Insurmountable
179. One who is appointed to deal with complaints made by common people against banks , companies etc– Ombudsman
180. A word composed of the first letters of the words in a phrase —Acronym
181. To reduce to nothing —-Annul
182. An obviously true or hackneyed statement —-Truism
183. The study or practice of dancing or composing ballets —-Choreography
184. Having juicy or fleshy and thick tissues —-Succulent
185. An exact copy of handwriting or a picture produced by a machine ——Facsimile
186. To play the part of, and function as, some other person—– Impersonate
187. To die without having made a will —--Intestate
188. One who enjoys inflicting pain on himself —Masochist
189. A person who is greatly respected because of wisdom —-Venerable
190. Prohibited by law or treaty from being imported or exported —Contraband
191. A person in a vehicle or on horseback escorting another vehicle —–Outrider
192. One who makes an official examination of accounts ————-Auditor
193. An apartment building in which each apartment is owned separately by the people living in it, but also containing shared areas ———-Condominium
194. A group of three powerful person ——-Triumvirate
195. Science regarding principles of classification ——–Taxonomy
196. Enclosed in a small closed space —–Claustrophobia
197. A hall or building equipped for physical exercise —-Gymnasium
198. Changing in shape, appearance etc —–-Transformation
199. A book or paper written in hand ——Manuscript
200. Something which is imagined to be real but actually does not exist —--Figment
201. To officially take private property away to seize —Confiscate
202. One whose motive is merely to get money —Mercenary
203. To supply land with water to artificial means —-Irrigate
204. To get or obtain something —--Attain
205. Shy and easily embarrassed —–Bashful
206. Walk in slow relaxed way —–-Saunter
207. Excessive similarity or resemblance with anything or anyone —Ambiguity
208. To scold or rebuke somebody ——-Chide
209. Impossible to put into practical —–Impracticable
210. Having to do with beliefs contrary to the fundamental doctrine of church , school or profession —Sceptical
211. Time and space without limit —-Infinitude
212. Harassed by fixed idea —-Obsessed
213. A string of beads used for counting prayers —-Rosary
214. A stage or platform for public speaking —-Rostrum {podium}
215. One behaves amorously without serious intention —Flirt
216. To compose or think up on the spur of the moment —-improvise
217. To be in an unpleasant situation for a long time —–Languish
218. Long intensely for something that belongs to another —-Covet
219. Devoid of all hopes —-Desperate
220. One leading a unsettled life —-Vagabond
221. A women who uses her charm to exploit men —Coquette
222. A song to induce sleep in children —Lullaby
223. Tightrope walking —-Funambulism
224. No longer acceptable —-Outmoded
225. Not to be persuaded —–Inexorable
226. A driving force —–Impetus
227. Misleading or beguiling speech —Palaver
228. A place for sick people who need long periods for recovery —–Sanatorium
229. The act of killing one self by cutting open one’s stomach with a sword , to avoid losing honour —-Hara kiri
230. A supporter for the cause of women —Feminist
231. That is not mortal —Eternal
232. Something that is difficult to be avoid —-Inevitable

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