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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 652
Book's First PageONE-WORD SUBSTITUTION 62. (1) voracious God by means of meditation, parricide (N.) : the crime of kill- voracious (Adj.) : greedy; eat- prayer, etc. ing your father, mother or a close ing or wanting large amounts of theism (N.) : belief in the exist- relative food ence of God matricide (N.) : the crime of kill- avaricious (Adj.) : extreme de- 67. (4) autopsy ing your mother sire for wealth autopsy (N.) : an offi cial 71. (3) secular carnivorous (Adj.) : animals that examination of a dead body by a secular (Adj.) : living among or- eat meat doctor in order to discover the dinary people rather than in a omnivorous (Adj.) : eating all cause of death; post-mortem religious community types of food (plants and meat) biopsy (N.) : the removal and ex- communist (N.) : a person who 63. (2) dominion amination of tissue from the body believes in or supports living to- dominion (N.) : an area of land of somebody who is ill/sick, in gether and sharing possessions controlled by one ruler order to find out more about his and responsibilities colony (N.) : a country or an area disease socialist (N.) : a person who be- that is governed by people from investigation (N.) : an official ex- lieves in or supports the belief another, more powerful country amination of the facts about a that everyone has an equal right situation, crime, etc. to share a country’s wealth and country (N.) : an area of land that the government should own that has or used to have its own surgery (N.) : medical treatment and control the main industries government and laws of inj uries or diseases that capitalist (N.) : a person who municipality (N.) : a town, city involves cutting, opening a supports the fact that a coun- or district with its own local gov- person’s body and often removing try’s businesses and industry are ernment or replacing some parts controlled and run by private 64. (2) synagogue 68. (4) novice owners rather than by the gov- synagogue (N.) : a building novice (N.) : a person who is new ernment where the Jews meet for reli- and has little experience in a 72. (1) archive gious worship and teaching skill, job or situation archive (N.) : a collection of his- cathedral (N.) : the main church chaplain (N.) : a priest or other torical documents or records of of a district, under the care of a Christian mi nister who is a government, a family, a place Bishop (a priest of high rank) responsible for the religious or an organization; the place chapel (N.) : a small building/ needs of people in a prison, where records are stored room used for Christian worship hospital etc. or in the armed museum (N.) : a building in in a school, prison, large private forces which objects of artistic, cultur- house, etc. mason (N.) : a person who builds al, historical or scientific inter- demagogue (N.) : a political lead- using stone or works with stone est are kept and shown to the er who tries to win support by artisan (N.) : a person who does public using argumbnents based on skilled work, making things with shelf (N.) : a flat board, made of emotion rather than reason his hands; craftsman wood, metal, glass, etc. fixed to 65. (3) stoic the wall or forming part of a cup- 69. (4) truant stoic (N.) : a person who is able board/closet, bookcase, etc. for truant (N.) : a child who stays to suffer pain or trouble without things to be placed on away from school without per- complaining/showing what he is cellar (N.) : an underground room mission feeling often used for storing things pedant (N.) : a person who is ascetic (N.) : not allowing your- 73. (4) concubinage too concerned with small details self physical pleasures, especial- or rules especially while learn- concubinage (N.) : living togeth- ly for religious reasons ing or teaching er (as spouses) without being le- esoteric (N.) : likely to be un- gally married derstood or enjoyed by only a few supplicant (N.) : a person who asks , especially God or a pow- marriage (N.) : the legal relation- people with a special knowledge erful person for something in a ship between a husband and or interest humble way wife sceptical (N.) : having doubts mendicant (N.) : living by ask- equipage (N.) : equipment and that a claim or statement is true ing people for money and food supplies of a military force or that something will happen (especially of members of reli- lineage (N.) : the series of fami- 66. (3) theology gious groups) lies that somebody comes from theology (N.) : the study of reli- 70. (4) genocide originally; ancestry gion and beliefs genocide (N.) : the murder of a 74. (2) red-tapism theocracy (N.) : government of a country by religious leaders whole race or group of people red-tapism (N.) : the system of patricide (N.) : the crime of kill- strictly following official formali- theosophy (N.) : a religious sys- ing your father ties tem of thought that tries to know SEE–659