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Kerala PSC English Grammar Book Study Materials 1 Page 696
Book's First PageONE-WORD SUBSTITUTION is not serious about it and does i n your body ( wri st/ankl e) 745. (2) cerography not have much knowledge caused by suddenly twisting it cerography (N.) : the art of diligent (Adj.) : showing care spam (N.) : unwanted e-mail engraving on a waxed plate on and effort in your work/duties (usually of a commercial nature which a printi ng surface is deliberate (Adj.) : carefully sent out in bulk created by electrotyping thoug ht out i n advance ; span (N.) : the distance/interval cartography (N.) : the making of unhurried and with care and between two points maps and charts dignity 740. (1) innuendo psephology (N.) : the study of distracted (Adj.) : having the innuendo (N.) : an indirect how people vote in elections attention diverted especially remark about somebody, usually etymology (N.) : the study of the because of anxiety suggesting something bad/rude sources and development of 734. (2) obscure 741. (1) hypochondriac words obscure (Adj.) : not clearly hypochondriac (N.) : worried all 746. (3) nepotism understood/expressed the time about your health and nepotism (N.) : giving unfair stupidity (N.) : a poor ability to believing that you are ill/sick advantages to your own family understand when there is nothing wrong with if you are in a position of power, clarity (N.) : easy to understand you especially by giving them jobs. neophyte (N.) : a person who has formalism (N.) : a style or intensity (N.) : exceptionally recently started an activity method in art, music, etc. that great concentration, power/force maniac (N.) : an insane person pays more attention to the rules 735. (1) bizarre misanthrope (N.) : someone who and the correct arrangement bizarre (Adj.) : incongruous; dislikes people in general very strange or unusual; weird. and appearance of things than 742. (1) mint to inner meaning and feelings rustic (Adj.) : typical of the mint (N.) : a place where money country/o f country people; red-tapism (N.) : excessive is coined by authority of the formality and routine required simple government before official action can be geriatric (Adj.) : of/relating to cannery (N.) : a factory where taken the aged food is canned bureaucracy (N.) : non-elective decrepit (Adj.) : lacking bodily/ monetary (Adj.) : involving government officials muscular strength/vitality money 747. (3) verbosity 736. (4) psephology 743. (4) blasphemy verbosity (N.) : longwinded; psephology (N.) : the branch of blasphemy (N.) : the act of using or containing more words sociology that studies election depriving something of its sacred than are needed. trends character congregation (N.) : a group of circumlocution (N.) : using arachnology (N.) : the scientific people who are gathered together more words than are necessary; study of spiders and related in a church instead of speaking or writing animals such as scorpions etymology (N.) : the study of the in a clear, direct way. philately (N.) : the collection and sources and development of loquacious (Adj.) : talking a lot study of postage stamps words 748. (4) juvenile philanthropy (N.) : the practice of helping the poor and those in panjandrum (N.) : an important/ juvenile (Adj.) : connected with need (by giving money) influential person young people who are not yet 744. (2) malapropism adults 737. (4) unknowable malapropism (N.) : an amusing puerile (Adj.) : silly; suitable for enigmatic Person : mysterious mistake somebody makes when a child rather than an adult and difficult to understand; they use a word which sounds 749. (2) commission unknowable ; that cannot be similar to the word they wanted 750. (3) monogamist known. to use, but means something 738. (2) archipelago monogamist (N.) : a person who different archipelago (N.) : a group of many practices one spouse at a time spoonerism (N.) : a mistake in islands polygamist (N.) : a person who which you change around the islet (N.) : a very small island has more than one wife at the first sounds of two words by same time reef (N.) : a long line of rocks/ mistake when saying them, often sand near the surface of the sea with a humorous result, for eg. misogynist (N.) : a person who well-boiled icicle for well-oiled dislikes women in particular atoll (N.) : an island consisting of a circular coral reef surround- bicycle philanthropist (N.) : a rich ing a lagoon blooper (N.) : an embarrassing person who helps the poor and mistake those in need 739. (2) spasm corpsing (V.) : spoil a piece of 751. (3) totalitarian spasm (N.) : a painful and involuntary muscular contraction acting by forgetting one’s lines/ totalitarian (N.) : of a country laughing uncontrollably or a system of government in sprain (N.) : an injury to a joint SEE–703