English ---One word substitution --06

• One who speaks less
• Ans: Reticent
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• 2. One who goes on foot
• Ans: Pedestrian
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• 3. One who believes in fate
• ANs: Fatalist
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• 4. One who dies without a Will
• ANs: Intestate
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• 5. One who always thinks himself to be ill
• Ans: Valetudinarian
• To examine one's own thoughts and feelings -
• Ans: Introspection
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• 2. A short, usually amusing, story about some real person or event-
• Ans: Anecdote
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• 3. Woman who offers the use of her body for sexual intercourse to any one who will pay for this-
• Ans: Prostitute
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• 4. Life history of a person written by another-
• Ans: Biography
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• 5. Custom of having many wives-
• Ans: Ploygamy
• Strong and settled dislike between two persons-
• Ans: Antipathy
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• 2. A person who has no money to pay off his debts-
• Ans: Insolvent
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• 3. An entertainer who performs difficult physical actions-
• Ans: Acrobat
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• 4. A small house with all rooms on one floor-
• Ans: Bungalow
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• 5. A song embodying religious and sacred emotions-
• Ans: Hymn
• One who looks on the bright side of things
• Ans: Optimist
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• 2. One who looks on the dark side of things
• Ans: Pessimist
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• 3. One who doubts the existence of god
• Ans: Agnostic
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• 4. One who pretends to be what he is not
• Ans: Hypocrite
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• 5. One incapable of being tired
• Ans: Indefatigable
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• One who thinks only of himself
• Ans: Egoist
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• 2. One who thinks only of welfare of women
• ANs: Feminist
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• 3. One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Ans: Stoic
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• 4. One who is quite like a woman
• Ans: Effeminate
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• 5. One who has strange habits
• Ans: Eccentric
• To transfer one's authority to another
• Ans: Delegate
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• 2. One who is a newcomer
• Ans: Neophyte
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• 3. That which is lawful
• Ans: Legal
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• 4. That which is against law
• Ans: Illegal
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• 5. One who is unmarried
• Ans: Celibate
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• That which cannot be satisfied
• Ans: Insatiable
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• 2. One who questions everything
• Ans: Cynic
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• 3. A flesh eating animal
• Ans: Carnivorous
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• 4. A grass eating animal
• Ans: Herbivorous
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• 5. One who lives in a foreign country
• Ans: Immigrant
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• A book written by an unknown author
• Ans: Anonymous
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• 2.A life history written by oneself
• Ans: Autobiography
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• 3.A life history written by somebody else
• Ans: Biography
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• 4.People who work together
• Ans: Colleagues
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• 5.One who eats too much
• Ans: Glutton
• .Practice of having one wife or husband
• Ans: Monogamy
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• 2.Practice of having two wives or husbands
• Ans: Bigamy
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• 3.That which is not likely to happen
• Ans: Improbable
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• 4.People living at the same time
• Ans: Contemporaries
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• 5.A book published after the death of its author
• Ans: Posthumas
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• That which cannot be avoided
• Ans: Inevitable
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• 2.A position for which no salary is paid
• Ans: Honorary
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• 3.That which cannot be defended
• Ans: Indefensible
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• 4.Practice of having several wives
• Ans: Polygamy
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• 5.Practice of having several husbands
• Ans: Polyandry
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• That through which light can partly pass
• Ans: Translucent
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• 2. A sentence whose meaning is unclear
• Ans: Ambiguous
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• 3. A place where orphans live
• Ans: Orphanage
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• 4. That which cannot be described
• Ans: Indescribable
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• 5. That which cannot be imitated
• Ans: Inimitable
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• A Government by the Nobles
• Ans: Aristocracy
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• 2. A Government by one
• Ans: Autocracy
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• 3. Rule by the mob
• ANs: Mobocracy
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• 4. That through which light can pass
• Ans: Transparent
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• 5. That through which light cannot pass
• Ans: Opaque
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• A Government by the people
• Ans: Democracy
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• 2. A Government by a king or queen
• Ans: Monarchy
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• 3. A Government by the officials
• Ans: Bureaucracy
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• 4. A Government by the rich
• Ans: Plutocracy
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• 5. A Government by the few
• Ans: Oligarchy
• One who speaks less
• Ans: Reticent
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• 2. One who goes on foot
• Ans: Pedestrian
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• 3. One who believes in fate
• ANs: Fatalist
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• 4. One who dies without a Will
• ANs: Intestate
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• 5. One who always thinks himself to be ill
• Ans: Valetudinarian
• One who thinks only of himself
• Ans: Egoist
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• 2. One who thinks only of welfare of women
• ANs: Feminist
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• 3. One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Ans: Stoic
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• 4. One who is quite like a woman
• Ans: Effeminate
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• 5. One who has strange habits
• Ans: Eccentric
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• One who helps others Good
• Ans: Samaritan
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• 2. One who copies from other writers
• Ans: Plagiarist
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• 3. One who hates women
• Ans: Misogynist
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• 4. One who knows many languages
• Ans: Polyglot
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• 5. One who is fond of sensuous pleasures
• Ans: Epicure
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• One who works for free
• Ans: Volunteer
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• 2. One who loves books
• Ans: Bibliophile
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• 3. One who can speak two languages
• Ans: Bilingual
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• 4. One who loves mankind
• Ans: Philanthropist
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• 5. One who hates mankind
• Ans: Misanthrope
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• One who is easily deceived
• Ans: Gullible
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• 2. One who does not make mistakes
• Ans: Infallible
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• 3. One who can do anything for money
• Ans: Mercenary
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• 4. One who has no money
• Ans: Pauper
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• 15. One who changes sides
• Ans: Turncoat
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• One who is out to subvert a government
• Ans: Anarchist
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• 2. One who is recovering from illness
• Ans: Convalescent
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• 3. One who is all powerful
• Ans: Omnipotent
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• 4. One who is present everywhere
• Ans: Omnipresent
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• 5. One who knows everything
• Ans: Omniscient
• To change shape, nature or substance of-
• Ans: Transmute
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• 2. Person who believes that God is every thing and everything is God-
• Ans: Pantheist
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• 3. Person who pilots or travels in a balloon, airship or other aircraft-
• Ans: Aeronaut
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• 4. Witty, clever retort
• Ans: Repartee
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• 5. Words different in meaning but similar in sound-
• Ans: Homonym
• One who is unrelenting and cannot be moved by entreaties-
• Ans: Inexorable
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• 2. Regard for others as a principle of action-
• Ans: Altruism
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• 3. Person who claims to have great love for and understanding of what is beautiful in nature, art etc-
• Ans: Aesthete
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• 4. A disease which spreads by contact-
• ANs: Contagious
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• 5. An animal story with a moral-
• Ans: Fable
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• Paying back injury with injury-
• Ans: Reprisal
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• 2. Acutely affected by external impressions
• Ans: Sensitive
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• 3. To slap with a flat object-
• Ans: Swat
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• 4. An assembly of hearers-
• Ans: Audience
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• 5. An associate in an officer or institution-
• Ans: Colleague
• Mania for stealing articles-
• Ans: Kleptomania
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• 2. Mental wearness for want of occupation-
• Ans: Ennui
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• 3. One who loves all and sundry-
• Ans: Philanthropist
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• 4. Mania for travel-
• Ans: Dromomania
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• 5. A person living permanently in a certain place-
• Ans: Domicile
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• An office or post with no work but high pay-
• Ans: Sinecure
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• 2. One who is well-versed in any subject, a critical judge of any art, particularly fine arts-
• Ans: Connoisseur
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• 3. Person who is indifferent to both pleasure and pain-
• Ans: Stoic
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• 4. A person who is against the standards of ordinary society especially in dressing-
• Ans: Hippy
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• 5. Murder of a brother-
• Ans: Fratricide