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One word substitution
The document provides a list of one-word substitutions for various phrases and definitions. Each entry includes a description followed by the corresponding single word that encapsulates the meaning. This serves as a reference for vocabulary enhancement and understanding of specific terms.
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One-word substitution
1. One who possesses many talents-versatile
2. A place used to live orphans-orphanage 3. A human who eats human flesh-cannibal 4. An animal which eats plants-herbivore 5. Animal which eats flesh of other animals-carnivore 6. Animal which eats both flesh and plants-omnivore 7. A book written by unknown author-anonymous 8. A post for which no salary is taken or given-honorary 9. A policy which is not related to any particular religion-secular 10. A medicine that kills germs-germicides 11. A notice of person’s death-obituary 12. A trade that is prohibited by law-illicit 13. A person interested in reading books-bookworm 14. A person who studies weather- meteorologist 15. A song embodying religious and sacred emotions-hymn 16. A government by one man-autocracy 17. A speech delivered without any preparation-extempore 18. A number of group of stars-constellation 19. Brief summary of a book-epilogue 20. To send out from one’s own country-exile 21. A woman whose husband is dead-widow 22. A man whose wife is dead-widower 23. A word no longer in use-obsolete 24. A person coming to foreign land to settle-immigrant 25. One who knows how to read and write-literate 26. One who doesn’t know how to read and write-illiterate 27. A person which can be easily deceived-gullible 28. A person who loves the books-bibliophile 29. One who is partner in crime-accomplice 30. One who doesn’t believe in god-atheist 31. One who believes in the existence of god-theist 32. A person who questions everything-cynic 33. A person who cannot be easily pleased-fastidious 34. A person who haven’t left any money to pay-bankrupt 35. A person who studies language deeply-philologist 36. A person who receives guests-host 37. A person who entered in a house to steal something-burglar 38. A person with bad reputation-notorious 39. A person without hair on head-bald 40. A person who loves everyone-cosmopolitan 41. The animal who preys on other animals-predator 42. A period of 10 years-decade 43. A period of 100 years-century 44. The food which is safe to eat-edible 45. The food which is unsafe to eat-inedible 46. A study of universe-cosmology 47. A study of crust of earth-geology 48. A study of plants-botany 49. A study of animals-zoology 50. A study of man-anthropology 51. A study of ancient things-archaeology 52. A study of races-ethnology 53. A study of microorganisms- microbiology 54. A study of living organisms-biology 55. A study of body-physiology 56. A study of birds-ornithology 57. A study of insects-entomology 58. A life history written by someone else-biography 59. A life history written by oneself-autobiography 60. A traditional story related to deities- myth 61. A fear from water-hydrophobia 62. A fear of strangers-xenophobia 63. A fear of heights-acrophobia 64. A sound which can be heard-audible 65. A sound which cannot be heard-inaudible 66. A state of perfect balance-equilibrium 67. An instrument used to see distant objects or things-telescope 68. The art of beautiful and attractive handwriting-calligraphy 69. A medical examination of a dead body by a doctor-post mortem 70. The text which one cannot read or difficult to read-illegible 71. The people who work together in a company or an institute-colleagues 72. A place where we bury the dead person-cemetery or graveyard 73. A substance from which one can see through- transparent 74. A substance from which one cannot see through-opaque 75. A thing which cannot be soluble-insoluble 76. A remedy for all diseases-panacea 77. A practicing psychologist-psychiatrist 78. Absence of government-anarchy 79. A disease which can be spread by contact-contagious 80. A disease that can be spread from one person to another-infectious 81. A disease that attacks many people at the same time-epidemic 82. A disease that attacks whole country-pandemic 83. A place for keeping pigs-sty 84. A place for monks-monastery 85. A place where funds are kept and disbursed-treasury 86. A ruler who uses force to make people obey him-dictator