ONE-WORD SUBSTITUTION
383. (3) amnesty 388. (3) plagiarism 392. (2) kleptomania
amnesty (N.) : an official state- plagiarism (N.) : an act of copy- kleptomania (N.) : a mental
ment that allows people who ing another person’s i deas, illness in which somebody has a
have been put in prison for words/work and pretend that strong desire, which he cannot
crimes against the state to go free they are your own control, to steal things
excuse (V.) : to forgive ; to justify scepticism (N.) : an attitude of 393. (1) contraband
honesty (N.) : the quality of be- doubting that claims or state- contraband (N.) : goods that are
ing honest ments are true or that something illegally taken into or out of a
pardon (N.) : forgiveness ; excuse will happen country
384. (4) misogynist mesmerism (N.) : the act of in- smuggled (N.) : contraband;
misogynist (N.) : a person who ducing hypnosis (an unconscious distributed/sold illicity
hates women state in which somebody can still counterfeit (Adj.) : fake made
misogamist (N.) : a person who see and hear and be influenced to look exactly like something in
hates marriage to follow commands or answer order to trick people into thinking
ambivert (N.) : a person who is questions ) that they are getting the real thing
both an introvert and an extro- autism (N.) : a mental condition forged (Adj.) : reproduced
vert in which a person finds it very fraudulently (illegally)
misanthrope (N.) : a person who difficult to communicate/form
394. (2) genocide
hates and avoids other people relationships with others
genocide (N.) : the crime of killing
385. (1) incorrigible 389. (4) cannibal
a complete race/group
incorrigible (Adj.) : incurable ; cannibal (N.) : a person who eats regicide (N.) : the crime of killing
having bad habits which cannot human flesh a king/queen
be changed or improved savage (Adj.) : aggressive and
homicide (N.) : the crime of
hardened (V.) : to become/make violent ; causing great harm ;
killing somebody deliberately;
something become firm, stiff or brutal
murder
solid captor (N.) : a person who cap-
fratricide (N.) : the crime of
invulnerable (Adj.) : that can- tures a person/ an animal and
killing your brother/sister
not be harmed/defeated ; safe keeps him/it as a prisoner
carnivore (N.) : animal that eats 395. (2) escort
incurable (Adj.) : incorrigible ;
that cannot be cured the flesh of other animals escort (N.) : a person/group of
people/vehicles that travels with
386. (2) truant 390. (4) stoic
somebody/something in order to
truant (N.) : a child who stays stoic (N.) : a person who is able
protect/guard him
away from school without per- to suffer pain/ trouble without
navigator (N.) : a person who
mission complaining or showing what he
finds the position of a ship, plane,
sycophant (N.) : a person who is feeling
car, etc.
praises important or powerful tolerant (Adj.) : able to accept
people too much and in a way what other people say or do even outrider (N.) : a person who
that is not sincere, especially in if you do not agree to it rides a motorcycle/ a horse in
order to get something from front of or beside the vehicle of
resigned (Adj.) : being willing to
them an important person in order to
clearly accept something un-
martinet (N.) : a very strict per- give protection
pleasant or difficult that you can-
son who demands that other not change security (N.) : the activites
people obey orders or rules com- passive (Adj.) : accepting what involved in protecting a country,
pletely happens or what people do with- building or person against attack,
defeatist (N.) : a person expect- out trying to change anything or danger, etc.
ing not to succeed, and showing oppose them 396. (3) numismatist
it in a particular situation 391. (3) venerable numismatist (N.) : a person who
387. (3) itinerary venerable (Adj.) : impressive by collects/studies coins/medals
itinerary (N.) : a plan of a jour- reason of age; profoundly medalist (N.) : a person who has
ney, including the route and the honoured received a medal, usually for
place that you visit veracious (Adj.) : habitually winning a competition in a sport
travel kit (N.) : a kit for carry- speaking the truth; precisely numerist (N.) : a person who
ing toilet articles while travelling accurate deals in numbers
schedule (N.) : a time table ; a vulnerable (Adj.) : weak and 397. (3) hijack
plan that lists all the work you easily hurt physically/emotionally hijack (V.) : to use violence or
have to do and when you must threats to take control of a vehicle
verger (N.) : an official whose job
do each thing (plane)
is to take care of the inside of a
travelogue (N.) : a film/movie, church and to perform some hostage (N.) : captured and held
broadcast or piece of waiting simple duties during church prisoner by a person or group,
about travel services and who may be injured/killed
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