One Word Substitution
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One Words Substitution
SSC CGL Main Examination contains questions (usually 12) based on One Word Substitution. In these questions, a group of words or a sentence is given. Out of the given alternatives, the aspirants are required to choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence.
These questions are designed to test the aspirant's ability to express things in fewer words. His knowledge of various terminologies is also tested through these questions.
Quick Clues
§ Enrich and enhance your vocabulary.
§ Get familiar with the terminology of different fields.
§ Read magazines and newspapers.
§ We have provided a collection of important one word substitutions. Memories as many as you can.
§ Try to use these words in the sentences of your own.
AN INFORMATIVE LIST OF WORDS
A
Group of Words/Expression |
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One word |
Able to-walk after being bedridden |
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Ambulatory |
Abnormal growth in some part of the body |
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Tumor |
Abnormally high blood pressure |
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Hypertension |
Abnormally low blood pressure |
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Hypotension |
Absence of government in a country |
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Anarchy |
Absence of variety |
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Monotony |
Absolute right |
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Prerogative |
Accept silently or without protest |
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Acquiesce |
According to custom |
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Customary |
According to sequence of time |
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Chronological |
Act of carrying away by force for money |
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Kidnapping |
Act carrying away unlawfully or by force |
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Abduction |
Act or process of looking inward |
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Introspection |
Act of providing information to general public |
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Publicity |
Act of speech for inciting the public against the government |
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Sedition |
Agent who has a power of attorney |
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Procurator |
Agreeable to the taste or mind |
Or |
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very peasant to eat |
Or |
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Food which agrees with one's taste |
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Palatable |
Agreement by belligerents to stop fighting |
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Armistice |
All powerful |
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Omnipotent |
Allowing the passage of rays of light |
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Transparent |
Amazing or remarkable event |
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Miracle |
Amount of money paid to free a prisoner |
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Ransom |
Amount of money that represents part of a company's profit |
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Dividend |
Amusement or refreshment after hard work |
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Recreation |
Angry at injustice |
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Indignant |
Animals of a certain region |
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Fauna |
Animal that feeds its young with milk |
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Mammal |
Animals living on land and in water |
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Amphibians |
Animal or plant living on another |
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Parasite |
Animal with two-feet |
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Biped |
Anxious to help or serve somebody |
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Solicitous |
Anything that lasts for a short time and leaves |
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(a) Ephemeral |
no trace |
Or |
(b) Transient |
Of a very short duration or period |
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Anything written in a letter after it is signed |
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Postscript |
Area of land almost surrounded by sea |
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Peninsula |
Art of beautiful handwriting |
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Calligraphy |
Art of carving figures in wood stone or clay |
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Sculpture |
Art or craft needing skill with hand |
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Handicraft |
Art of growing vegetables, fruits, flowers |
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Horticulture |
Art of making fireworks |
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Pyrotechnics |
Art of map making |
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Cartography |
Art of performing acrobatic acts |
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Acrobatics |
Art and science of building construction |
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Architecture |
Art or science of flying in aircraft |
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Aeronautics |
Art and technology of making objects from clay |
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Ceramics |
Artificial centre for honey bees |
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Hive |
Artificial lake for restoring water |
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(a) Reservoir |
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(b) Dam |
Artificial pond or tank for keeping fish and water plants |
Or |
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Tank where fish or water plants are kept |
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Aquarium |
Assembly of listeners |
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Audience |
Assembly of worshippers |
Or |
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Gathering of worshippers |
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Congregation |
Associate in an office or institution |
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Colleague |
Attitude to see no good in anything |
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Cynicism |
Author's explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book |
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Preface |
B
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
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Badge or distinguishing mark of an office |
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Insignia |
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Baggage of a traveler |
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Luggage |
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Bearing living young |
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Viviparous |
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Bearing young by eggs |
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Oviparous |
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Beating of the heart |
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Pulsation |
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Bed for a new born baby |
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(a) Cradle (b) Crib |
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Behavior meant to hurt or kill people |
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Violence |
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Being connected with different racial groups |
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Ethnic |
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Being economical in speech |
Or |
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Expressed in a few words |
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(Laconic) |
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Belief accepted without question |
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Dogma |
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Belief or notion not based on reason or knowledge |
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Superstition |
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Belief or opinion contrary to what is accepted |
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Heresy |
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Belonging to a thing by its very nature |
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Intrinsic |
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Belonging to all parts of the world |
Or |
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Being familiar with many different countries |
Or |
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Person who regards the whole world as his country |
Or |
Cosmopolitan |
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Free from national prejudices |
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Belonging to long past |
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Ancient |
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Binding agreement to supply goods or do some work |
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Contract |
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Bird that comes and goes with seasons |
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Migratory |
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Bitter and ironical remark |
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Sarcasm |
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Blessing given by a priest |
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Benediction |
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Blood feud in which the relatives of the dead or injured take revenge |
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vendetta |
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Board of directors in a company or orqanisation |
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Directorate |
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Body of delegates |
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Delegacy |
Body of people living in one place, district, etc. |
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Community |
Body of voters |
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Electorate |
Bombastic style of writing |
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Euphemism |
Bony framework of a human or animal body |
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Skeleton |
Book containing information on all branches of knowledge |
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Encyclopedia |
Book or writing of a sacred or religious nature |
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Scripture |
Books, pictures, etc. intended to arouse sexual desire |
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Erotica |
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Born after one's father's death |
Or |
Posthumous |
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Child born after the death of its father |
Or |
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Published after the author's death |
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Crematorium |
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Building in which bodies of dead people are burned |
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Museum |
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Building in which historical things are kept |
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Monastery |
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Building in which monks live |
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Monument |
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Building or statue, etc. constructed to keep alive one's memory or event |
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Mortuary |
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Building where military weapons are prepared or stored |
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Arsenal |
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Building where soldiers live |
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Barracks |
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Business to be discussed by a committee |
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Agenda |
C
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Call back to the mind |
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Recall |
Calmness of mind and temper |
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Equanimity |
Capable of being avoided |
Or |
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That can be avoided |
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Avoidable |
Capable of being broken |
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That can be broken |
Or |
Breakable |
Capable of being brought into agreement or reconciled |
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Reconcilable |
Capable of being conquered |
Or |
(a) Vincible |
That can be conquered |
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(b) Conquerable |
Capable of being easily set on fire |
Or |
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That can be easily set on fire |
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Inflammable |
Capable of being heard |
Or |
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That can be heard |
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Audible |
Capable of being wounded |
Or |
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That which can be easily damaged or hurt |
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Vulnerable |
Capable of doing various types of task |
Or |
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One who possesses many talents |
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Versatile |
Capable of living without outside help |
Or |
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That can live without outside help |
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Viable |
Care taken in advance to avoid a risk |
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Precaution |
Care taker of a public building |
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Custodian |
Careful in performing duties |
Or |
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Careful and exact |
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Punctilious |
Careful preservation and protection |
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Conservation |
Carefully saved and guarded money/store of money |
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Hoard |
Catch between starting point and destination |
Or |
Intercept |
to check or stop on way |
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Cause troops etc. to spread out in readiness for battle |
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Deploy |
Cause a person to remember |
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Remind |
Causing a quick and excited reaction |
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Sensational |
Causing people to laugh |
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Comical |
Centre of attraction |
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Cynosure |
Charitable home for orphans |
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Orphanage |
Chief actor or character in a story or drama |
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Protagonist |
Child during the earliest period of its life |
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Infant |
Child of unusual or remarkable talent |
Or |
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Person of unusual or remarkable talent |
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Prodigy |
Child whose parents are dead |
Or |
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Child without father or mother |
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Orphan |
Close and familiar |
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Intimate |
Clusters of houses in a village |
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Hamlet |
Clusters of stars |
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Galaxy |
Code of diplomatic etiquette and precedence |
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Protocol |
Coining or using of new words |
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Neologism |
Commemorative inscription on a tomb |
Or |
Epitaph |
Words inscribed on a tomb |
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Complete change in appearance or character especially natural) |
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Metamorphosis |
Complete change in something |
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Volte-face |
Complete failure |
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Fiasco |
Composition of stage dance |
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Choreography |
Comprising all kinds |
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Omnigenous |
Compulsory enlistment for military or other service |
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Conscription |
Concluding part of a speech |
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Peroration |
Conferred as an honour |
Or |
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Performed without pay |
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Honorary |
Confused and disorderly |
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Promiscuous |
Confused struggle or fight |
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Scrimmage |
Constant effort to achieve something |
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Perseverance |
Contemptuous talk about sacred things or God |
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Blasphemy |
Cure for all diseases |
Or |
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Remedy for all diseases or troubles |
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Panacea |
Custom of having more than one husband at the same time |
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Polyandry |
Custom of having more than one wife at the same time |
Or |
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Custom of having many wives |
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Polygamy |
D
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Damage by breaking or cutting a necessary part of the body |
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Mutilation |
Declaration of plans and promises put forward by a candidate for election |
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Manifesto |
Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on others |
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Sadism |
Design made by putting together colored pieces of glass or stones |
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Mosaic |
Designed to forbid something' |
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Prohibitory |
Detailed plan for a journey |
Or |
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Plan for or details of or records of a journey |
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Itinerary |
Determination of a disease by its symptoms |
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Diagnosis |
Device or drug to prevent conception |
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Contraceptive |
Deviation from the common rule or standard Desire to steal Or |
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Anomaly |
Mania for stealing articles |
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Kleptomania |
Disease which ends in death |
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Fatal |
Disease which spreads by contact |
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Contagious |
Disease widely epidemic |
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Pandemic |
Dismiss or reduce to a lower position |
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(a) Relegate (b) Demote |
Doctrine that human souls pass from one body to another at the time of death |
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Transmigration |
Document that gives evidence of an expenditure |
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voucher |
Done in an instant |
Or |
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Happening in an instant |
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Instantaneous |
Done or obtained without payment or free of charge |
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Gratuitous |
Drama to be performed by a single man |
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Monologue |
Dramatic performance |
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Mask |
Draw a wrong conclusion |
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Misinterpret |
Drawing dealing with current political events in an amusing way |
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Cartoon |
Drawing on transparent paper |
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Transparency |
E
Group of Words/Expression |
One Word |
Easily bending, not stiff |
Supple |
Eat fast, noisily and greedily |
Gobble |
Economic structure organised and controlled by capitalists |
Capitalism |
Egg laying animals that creep or crawl |
Reptiles |
Elaborate public spectacle |
Pageant |
Elderly woman in charge of a girl |
Chaperon |
Equally sensitive to all colours |
Panchromatic |
Error in printing or writing |
Erratum |
Establishment for the treatment of invalid or. convalescent people |
Sanatorium |
Express earnest disapproval of |
Deprecate |
Expression of mild disapproval |
Reproof |
Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool |
Senility |
Extreme scarcity of food in a region |
Famine |
Extremely deep crack or opening in the ground |
Chasm |
Eye witness who makes a broadcast |
Commentator |
F
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Fail to perform a duty |
Or |
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Fail to pay a debt in time |
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Default |
Faithful supporter |
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Henchman |
Fear of a dead body |
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Necrophilia |
Fear of animals |
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Zoophobia |
Fear of being in open space |
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Agoraphobia |
Fear of books |
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Bibliophobia |
Fear of height |
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Aerophobia |
Fear of home surroundings |
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Eco phobia |
Fear of one's self |
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Autophagy |
Fear of snakes |
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Ophiophobia |
Fear of water |
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Hydrophobia |
Fear or dislike of foreigners |
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Xenophobia |
Filled with excessive enthusiasm esp. in religion |
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Fanatic |
Film or lecture about travels |
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Travelogue |
Fixed orbit in space in relation to earth |
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Geo-stationary |
Fixed sum of money paid to somebody as income in his life time |
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Annuity |
Flesh eating animal |
Or |
Carnivore |
One who eats flesh Flowers fastened in a circle |
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Wreath |
G
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Girl or woman who flirts |
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Coquette |
Girl or woman who has not experienced sexual union |
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Virgin |
Give more force or importance to |
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Accentuate |
Give something as a security for debt |
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(a) Mortgage (b) Pawn |
Giving of personal or special favour to a person in employment |
Or |
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Giving undue favour to one's own kith and kin |
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Nepotism |
Government by a few people |
Or |
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State in which the few govern the many |
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Oligarchy |
Government by a king or queen |
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Monarchy |
Government by divine laws |
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Theocracy |
Government by elected representatives |
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Democracy |
Government by elected representatives without a monarch |
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Republic |
Government by officials |
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Bureaucracy |
Government by one person with absolute power which has been obtained by force |
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Autocracy |
Government run by a dictator |
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Dictatorship |
Government by persons of highest social order |
Or |
Aristocracy |
Government by the nobles |
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Government by the intelligentsia |
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Meritocracy |
Government by the rich and powerful class |
Or |
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Government by rich people |
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Plutocracy |
H
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Handwriting that can be easily read |
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Legible |
Happening at the same time |
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Simultaneous |
Harsh sound |
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Cacophony |
Hater of books |
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Misobiblic |
Hater of learning |
Or |
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Hater of learning and knowledge |
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Mycologist |
Hater of mankind |
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(a) Misanthropy |
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Or |
(b) Misanthropy |
One who hates mankind |
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Hater of marriage |
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Misogamist |
One who hates women |
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Misogynist |
Having a bad smell or taste |
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Foul |
Having a common terminus or boundary |
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Coterminous |
Having a full, deep sound |
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Sonorous |
Having more than one meaning |
Or |
(a) Ambiguous |
Having a double or doubtful meaning |
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(b) Equivocal |
Having superior or intellectual interests and tastes |
Or |
Elite |
Groups in society considered to be superior because of the power, talent, privileges, etc. |
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Helper in a wrong deed or crime |
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(a) Accomplice (b) Accessary |
Helpful but not an essential part |
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Accessory |
Hiding of true feelings |
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Dissimulation |
Highly developed or to appealing to a mature mind |
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Sophisticated |
House for storing grains |
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Granary |
Huge destructive fire |
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Conflagration |
Hundredth anniversary |
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Centenary. |
I
Group of Words/Expression |
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One word |
Ideas, customs and art that are produced |
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and shared by a particular society |
Or |
Culture |
Intellectual and artistic aspects of a society. Ignorant pretender to skill |
Or |
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Person who pretends to have more skill than he actually has |
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Charlton |
Inability to fall asleep |
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Insomnia |
Incapable of being admitted or allowed |
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Inadmissible |
Incapable of being altered |
Or |
(a) Unalterable |
That cannot be altered |
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(b) Irrevocable |
Incapable of being dispensed with |
Or |
Indispensable |
That cannot be done without |
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Incapable of being explained or accounted |
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(a) Inexplicable |
for |
Or |
(b) Unaccountable |
That cannot be explained or accounted for |
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Incapable of being expressed in words |
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(a) Ineffable |
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Or |
(b) Inexpressible |
That cannot be expressed in words |
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(c) Unaccountable |
Incapable of being heard |
Or |
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That cannot be heard |
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Inaudible |
Incapable of being put into practice |
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Or |
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That cannot be put into practice |
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Impracticable |
Incapable of being reached |
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Inaccessible |
Incapable of being read |
Or |
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A writing that cannot be read |
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Illegible |
Incapable of being recovered or regained |
Or |
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That cannot be recovered or regained |
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Irrecoverable |
Incapable of being seen |
Or |
Invisible |
That cannot be seen |
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Incapable of being selected for a job |
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Ineligible |
Incapable of being understood |
Or |
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That which cannot be understood |
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Unintelligible |
incapable of doing wrong |
Or |
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One who is exempted from liability to error |
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Infallible |
indifference to pleasure or pain |
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Stoicism |
indirect effect or remote effect of some event |
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Repercussion |
inflammation of the lungs |
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Pneumonia |
instruction for measuring the intensity of light |
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Photometer |
instrument for viewing objects at a distance |
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Telescope |
instrument with lenses for making very small objects appear larger |
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Microscope |
intellectual class |
Or |
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intelligent and educated class of society |
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Intelligentsia |
J
Group of Words/Expression |
One Word |
Journey by water or sea |
Voyage |
Judgement of a law court. (Used in British English) |
Verdict |
Judgement of a law court. (Used in American English) |
Decree |
Judgement of literature |
Criticism |
Judicial process or order to stop something |
Injunction |
K
Group of Words/Expression |
|
One Word |
Killing/Killer of a human being |
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Homicide |
Killing/Killer of a king |
Or |
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Murder of a King |
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Regicide |
Killing/Killer of an infant |
Or |
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Murder of a new-born child |
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Infanticide |
Killing/Killer of one's brother |
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Fratricide |
Killing/Killer of one's father |
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Patricide |
Killing/Killer of one's husband |
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Matricide |
Killing/Killer of one's mother |
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Matricide |
Killing/Killer of one's wife |
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Uxoricide |
Knowing everything |
Or |
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One who claims to know everything |
Or |
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One who knows everything |
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Omniscient |
L
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Lack of respect or religious reverence |
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Impiety |
Lady who remains unmarried |
Or |
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Elderly unmarried woman |
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Spinster |
Lawmaking body of a state |
Or |
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Part of a government which is concerned with making rules |
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Legislature |
Laws and principles to govern a state |
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Constitution |
Leading life of self-discipline |
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Ascetic |
Life-history of a person written by himself |
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Autobiography |
Life-history of a person written by another |
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Biography |
Light sailing boat built especially for racing |
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Frigate |
List of books and writings of one author or about one subject |
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Bibliography |
List of headings of the business to be transacted at a meeting |
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Agenda |
Look forward to |
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Hope |
Loss of ability to use speech Or |
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Loss of ability to understand speech |
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Aphasia |
Lover of mankind |
Or |
(a) Philanthropist |
Person who loves mankind |
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(b) Philanthropy |
Lover of poetry and art |
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Phil muse |
Lover of women |
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Philogynist |
M
Group of Words/Expression |
|
One Word |
Man of odd habits |
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Eccentric |
Man who makes love without serious |
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(a) Philander |
intention |
Or |
(b) Philanderer |
Man who is engaged in extra-marital sex |
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(c) Flirt |
Man whose wife is dead |
Or |
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One whose wife is dead |
Or |
Widower |
Person whose wife is dead |
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Mediate between two parties in a dispute |
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Intercede |
Medical study of the skin and its diseases |
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Dermatology |
Medicine which induces vomiting |
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Emetic |
Meeting for discussion or exchange of views |
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Conference |
Member of a band of robbers |
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Brigand |
Move along with quick, short twisting |
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Wriggle |
Move from one country to another |
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Migrate |
N
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Name derived from father's name |
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Patronymic |
Name taken by an author instead of his real name |
Or |
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Name adopted by an author in his writing |
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Pseudonym |
No longer used |
Or |
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Out of date |
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Obsolete |
Noisy drinking party or merry making |
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Carousal |
Not allowing light to pass through |
Or |
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Incapable of being see through |
Or |
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Through which light cannot pass |
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Opaque |
Not easily understood |
Or |
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Not easily understood |
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Inscrutable |
Not willing to take a definite stand |
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Evasive |
Notice of the death of a person |
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Obituary |
O
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Observation post away from main body of the army |
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Outpost |
Occurring here and there or now and then |
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Sporadic |
Of or for at |
Or |
Universal |
Belonging to all |
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Of all sorts |
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Omnifarious |
Of the daytime |
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Diurnal |
One who abandons his religious faith |
Or |
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One who deserts his religions |
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Apostate |
One who analyses handwriting |
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Graphologist |
One who believes in fate |
Or |
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One who believes that everything is predestined |
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Fatalist |
One who believes in God |
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Theist |
One who believes that nothing can be said about God |
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Agnostic |
One who brings goods illegally into the country |
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Smuggler |
One who buys goods from a shop |
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Customer |
One who can neither read nor write |
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Illiterate |
One who can use either of his hands with ease |
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Ambidextrous |
One who cannot be corrected |
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Incorrigible |
One who cannot die |
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Immortal |
One who carves out figures |
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Sculptor |
P
Group of Words/Expression |
|
One Word |
Page number of a printed book |
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Folio |
Paper written in one's own handwriting |
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Manuscript |
Parts of a country behind the coast or a river's bank |
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Hinterland |
Destroyer of images |
Or |
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One who breaks images |
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Iconoclast |
The person interested in reading books and nothing else |
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Bookworm |
Person living in the same age or period |
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Contemporaries |
The person living permanently in a certain place |
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Domicile |
The person known for going to many parties |
|
|
The person prominent in fashionable society |
Or |
Socialite |
The person pretending to be somebody he is not |
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Impostor |
The person taking an important part in state affairs |
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Statesman |
The person who believes that God is everything and everything is God |
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Pantheist |
The person who can perform unusual physical acts |
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Acrobat |
The person who caters to the rich |
Or |
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The person who tries to win a favour by flattering rich or powerful persons |
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Sycophant |
Physical features of an area |
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Topography |
Piece of furniture for keeping clothes |
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Wardrobe |
Place where bees are kept |
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Apiary |
Place where birds are kept |
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Aviary |
Place where neither grass nor trees grow |
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Desert |
Place where one lives permanently |
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Domicile |
Q
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Quality of being honest and upright in character |
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Integrity |
Question or problem difficult to answer or |
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(a) Puzzle |
understand |
Or |
(b) Riddle |
Quick to judge and understand |
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(c) Enigma |
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(a) Perspicacious |
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(b)Wise |
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(c) Intelligent |
R
Group of Words/Expression |
One Word |
Raise a pattern or design on the surface of something |
Emboss |
Reasoning power of the mind |
Intellect |
Relation between different aspects of a thing |
Perspective |
Relationship by blood or birth |
Consanguinity |
Religious discourse |
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Responsible according to law |
Liable |
Restore to former position |
Rehabilitate |
S
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Salt water lake separated from the sea by sand banks |
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Lagoon |
Saving of property from loss by fire, etc |
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Salvage |
Say aloud from memory |
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Recite |
Scarcity of rain or water |
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Drought |
Scatter things among others |
Or |
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Place here and there |
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Intersperse |
Science of birds |
Or |
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Study of birds |
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Ornithology |
Science of poisons |
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Toxicology |
Science of the ancient people, society and culture |
Or |
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Science of mankind as an animal |
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Anthropology |
Science of skin and its diseases. |
Or |
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Medical study of skin and its diseases |
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Dermatology |
Science of the races of mankind and their relation to one another |
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Ethnology |
Scornful and contemptuous language |
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Opprobrious |
Sea with a group of many islands |
Or |
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Sea abounding in islands |
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Archipelago |
Short journey for pleasure |
Or |
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Short journey made by a group of persons together |
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Excursion |
Short stay at a place |
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Sojourn |
Short walk for pleasure or exercise |
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Stroll |
Skill and wisdom in managing public affairs |
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Statesmanship |
Skill in social and domestic art |
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Accomplishment |
Skilled in social and domestic art |
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Accomplished |
Skilled workman who practices a craft |
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Craftsman |
Slap with a flat object |
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Swat |
Sleeping room with many beds |
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Dormitory |
Slow in understanding |
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Obtuse |
Small shop that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics, etc. |
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Boutique |
Sound of a funeral bell |
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Knell |
Specialist in heart disease |
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Cardiologist |
Specialist in mental or emotional disturbance |
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Psychiatrist |
Specialist in nerve or nervous system |
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Neurologist |
Specialist in pregnancy and childbirth |
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Obstetrician |
Specialist in skin disease |
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Dermatologist |
Specialist in the eye disease |
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(a) Ophthalmologist |
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(b) Oculist |
Specialist in the non-medical problem of aging |
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Gerontologist |
Suggest indirectly |
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Insinuate |
Suggesting absence of thought or intellect |
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Vacuous |
T
Group of Words/Expression |
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One Word |
Taking possession of something forcibly or by law |
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Seizure |
Talk about private affairs or other people |
Or |
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Idle talk |
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Gossip |
Talk without respect of something sacred or holy |
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Blasphemy |
Temple dedicated to all the gods |
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Pantheon |
That can be easily injured or broken |
Or |
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Liable to be easily broken |
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Fragile |
That can be explained |
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Explicable |
That can easily be curved without breaking |
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Flexible |
That cannot be cured |
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Incurable |
That cannot be disputed |
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(a) Indisputable |
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(b) Incontrovertible |
That cannot be erased or removed |
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Indelible |
That cannot be put out or extinguished |
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Inextinguishable |
That cannot be satisfied |
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Insatiable |
That cannot be understood |
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Incomprehensible |
That cannot be weighed |
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Imponderable |
That easily changes into gas or vapour |
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Volatile |
That which appears sweet sounding |
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Euphonic |
That which can be easily believed |
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Credible |
That which can be perceived by touch |
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Tangible |
That which can lessen the severity of (pain, disease) |
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Palliative |
That which can be rooted out |
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Eradicable |
That which cannot be calculated |
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Incalculable |
That which cannot be done without |
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Indispensable |
That which cannot be doubted or questioned |
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Unimpeachable |
That which cannot be perceived by touch |
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Intangible |
That which cannot be rooted out |
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Ineradicable |
That which eats grass |
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(a) Herbivore |
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(b) Herbivorous |
Thing to be added at the end of a book, etc. |
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Addendum |
Thing to be corrected in a printed book, etc. |
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Corrigendum |
Thing which is used as a sleeping pill |
Or |
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Causing or tending to cause sleep (drug or medicine) |
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Soporific |
Things or circumstances that make life easy or pleasant |
|
Amenities |
Things that can be felt or touched |
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Palpable |
To denounce in thundering tones |
|
Fulminate |
Too ready to believe things |
Or |
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Ready to believe |
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Credulous |
Traditional story that is concerned with deities |
Or |
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Story or a concept or a belief about the early history of a race |
|
Myth |
U
Group of Words/Expression |
One Word |
Undue attachment to foreign things |
Xenomania |
Union of political parties fora Definite purpose |
Coalition |
Union of states, parties or persons |
Confederacy |
Unmindful of the feelings of others |
Inconsiderate |
Unroofed building for public games and amusements |
Amphitheatre |
Unverified official information acquired from another |
(a) Rumour (b) Hearsay |
V
Group of Words/Expression |
|
One Word |
Violation of sacred things |
Or |
|
Theft in a sacred place |
|
Sacrilege |
Vivid description enabling one to have a clear picture in the mind |
|
Graphic |
W
Group of Words/Expression |
|
One Word |
Walking in sleep |
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Somnambulism |
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|
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Want of sleep |
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Insomnia |
Without a name |
Or |
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With a name that is not made known |
Or |
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Of unknown author |
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Anonymous |
Without order or plan |
|
(a) Disordered |
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(b) Haphazard |
Woman who is in charge of nursing and domestic arrangement in a hospital |
|
Matron |
Woman whose husband is dead Word for word |
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Widow |
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Or |
Verbalism |
Word for word reproduction |
|
|
Word formed from initial letters of a name |
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Acronym |
Word made by changing the order of the letters in another word |
|
Anagram |
Word no longer in use |
|
(a) Obsolete |
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(b) Archaic |
Work for which no salary is paid |
Of |
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A post without remuneration |
Or |
Honorary |
Unpaid work |
|
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Work in partnership in art or literature |
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Collaborate |
Working together for a common purpose |
|
Co-operation |
Woven fabric richly ornamented with designs |
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Brocade |
Writing material, pen, paper, etc |
|
Stationery |
Written statement for a person or committee to give information |
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Memorandum |
Y
Group of Words/Expression |
On Word |
Yearly celebration of a date or an event |
Anniversary |
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