One word Substitution Q1-Q100

One word Substitution

One word Substitution

A thing fit to eat
✔ Ans. Edible
A person who believes that laws and governments are not necessary.
✔ Ans. Anarchist
A person who hates and avoids other people
✔ Ans. Misanthrope
A place where coins, medals and tokens are made
✔ Ans. Mint
A person who abandons religions.
✔ Ans. Apostate
A person who does not believe that God or Gods exist.
✔ Ans. Atheist
A book or set of books giving information of all areas of work
✔ Ans. Encyclopedia
Irreverent behavior toward anything held sacred or concerning God.
✔ Ans. Blasphemy
Huge fire for celebration
✔ Ans. Bonfire
A place to play games and bet on them
✔ Ans. Casino
Any female animal which feeds its young on milk from her own body
✔ Ans. Mammal
Certain to happen
✔ Ans. Inevitable
A similarity between like features of two things, on which a comparison may be based
✔ Ans. Analogy
The money paid to former wife, husband or partner when the marriage is ended
✔ Ans. Alimony
A group of people traveling together in a van
✔ Ans. Caravan
A detailed description of a series of real or fictional events taking place over a long period of time
✔ Ans. Saga
A person who compiles a dictionary
✔ Ans. Lexicographer
Under the influence of drugs and alcohol
✔ Ans. Inebriated
A sentimental memory of the past
✔ Ans. Nostalgia
A large number of fish swimming together
✔ Ans. Shoal
A secret plan used to do something usually wrong
✔ Ans. Conspiracy
To put off doing something especially out of habitual carelessness or laziness
✔ Ans. Procrastinate
A person who gives help and sympathy to people who need it
✔ Ans. Samaritan
A person who draws or produces maps
✔ Ans. Cartographer
Being careful that every detail of something is correct
✔ Ans. Fastidious
Something that is absolutely necessary, that you can not do without
✔ Ans. Indispensable
Animal living both on land and water
✔ Ans. Amphibian
Person who betrays his own country.
✔ Ans. Traitor
The study of evolution of mankind
✔ Ans. Anthropology
Child bereaved of one or both the parents
✔ Ans. Orphan
Having a consistency that does not easily yield to pressure
✔ Ans. firm
Copying someone else’s work and trying to submit as your own
✔ Ans. Plagiarism
Government governed by wealth
✔ Ans. Plutocracy
A person who enjoys doing dangerous things, in a way that other people may think is stupid.
✔ Ans. Daredevil
A homeless, neglected, or abandoned person, especially a child
✔ Ans. Waif
Capable of being bent or pulled into different shapes
✔ Ans. Ductile
Gradual recovery of health and strength
✔ Ans. Convalescence
A large cage, building, or enclosure to keep birds
✔ Ans. Aviary
Believer of fate
✔ Ans. fatalist
One who looks at the negative side of everything
✔ Ans. Pessimist
Waver between different opinions or actions
✔ Ans. Vacillate
Someone who dishonestly pretends to deceive under an assumed character
✔ Ans. Imposter
killing a large number of people
✔ Ans. Genocide
A person who kills somebody, especially for political reasons
✔ Ans. Assassin
A group of worshippers
✔ Ans. Congregation
The place that a person treats as his permanent home, or lives in and has a substantial connection with
✔ Ans. Domicile
Capable of or adapted for turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of endeavour, etc. and is able to do many things.
✔ Ans. Versatile
A big clumsy often slow-witted person
✔ Ans. Oaf
A violent, overbearing, turbulent, brawling, quarrelsome woman
✔ Ans. Termagant
One who cannot hear
✔ Ans. Deaf
Causing or wanting to cause harm or evil to someone
✔ Ans. Malevolent
Causing or ending in death.
✔ Ans. Fatal
A formal agreement between two or more nations or peoples
✔ Ans. Pact
A person whose age is between 70 and 79 years old.
✔ Ans. Septuagenarian 70 79
Willing to take risks and try new ideas.
✔ Ans. Adventurous
To move or travel back and forth frequently
✔ Ans. Shuttle
Someone who lives in solitude
✔ Ans. Recluse
One who loves mankind
✔ Ans. Philanthropist
A speech by an actor at the end of a play
✔ Ans. Epilogue
Author’s explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book
✔ Ans. Preface
Never changing and therefore boring.
✔ Ans. Monotonous
Kind, generous, and forgiving
✔ Ans. Magnanimous
Enjoying or affording warm secure shelter or cover and opportunity for ease and contentment
✔ Ans. Snug
Changing secret and coded messages in a readable form
✔ Ans. Decoding
Too strong to be defeated or changed
✔ Ans. Invincible
Which cannot be read
✔ Ans. Illegible
Life history written by oneself
✔ Ans. Autobiography
Something belonging to or surviving from an earlier period
✔ Ans. Relic
A person who does not drink alcohol.
✔ Ans. Teetotaller
Filled with fear or dread
✔ Ans. Tremulous
Someone who regards the world as his country
✔ Ans. Cosmopolitan
Burial ground consisting of graves
✔ Ans. Cemetery
Not informed about or aware of something
✔ Ans. Oblivious
The practice of writing dictionaries
✔ Ans. Lexicography
Circular arrangement of flowers
✔ Ans. wreaths
Outer protective layer of a tree
✔ Ans. Bark
A place where airplanes are kept for maintenance
✔ Ans. Hangar
Place where grains are stored
✔ Ans. Granary
Killing of many people
✔ Ans. Carnage
The quality of being faithful
✔ Ans. Fidelity
In a friendly and peaceable manner
✔ Ans. Amicably
Social organisation where males are heads of families
✔ Ans. Patriarchy
A building containing interesting, rare, and old objects
✔ Ans. Museum
Something which lasts forever
✔ Ans. Eternal
The examination of one's own conscious thoughts and feelings
✔ Ans. Introspection
The wide variety of shared and different personal and group characteristics among human beings
✔ Ans. Diversity
Severe or strict in manner
✔ Ans. Austere
A floating container anchored to the sea bottom, so used for directing ships and warning them of possible danger
✔ Ans. Buoy
Jokes and funny remarks amongst friends
✔ Ans. Banter
A place where coins are made
✔ Ans. Mint
Springs to mind
✔ Ans. dawns on
In the order of occurrence
✔ Ans. chronological order
An official appointed to resolve a dispute
✔ Ans. Arbitrator
Giving cause for legal action
✔ Ans. Actionable
The young of a frog
✔ Ans. Tadpole
A group of people who have no permanent abode but wander from place to place
✔ Ans. Nomad
That can be carried or moved easily
✔ Ans. Portable
The art of cutting gems
✔ Ans. Lapidary
The sound made by frogs
✔ Ans. Croak
A house of shelter for a dog
✔ Ans. Kennel