ONE-WORD SUBSTITUTION
solitude (N.) : the state of being spi re (N. ) : a tal l poi nted 810. (3) gregarious
alone, especially when you find structu re on the to p of a gregarious (Adj.) : sociable;
this pleasant building, especially a church friendly ; living in groups
soiree (N.) : a party of people splur ge ( N.) : an a ct of gregarian (Adj.) : having no
assembled in the evening spending a lot of money on special distinction, rank, or
(usually at a private house) something that you do not really status, or belonging to a large
solstice (N.) : either of the two need mass of people
times of the year at which the scourge (N.) : a person who graminivorous (Adj.) : feeding
sun reaches its highest/ lowest inspires fear/dread on grass (animals)
point in the Sky at midday, 802. (4) aberration 811. (2) amnesty
marked by the longest and aberration (N.) : a disorder in amnesty (N.) : the formal act of
shortest days one’s mental state liberating someone
795. (3) credible
amalg amatio n ( N.) : the sanctity (N.) : the state of being
credible (Adj.) : apable of being combination of two/more of very important and wo rth
believed anything protecting
miraculous (Adj.) : peculiarly
803. (2) idiosyncrasy gratuity (N.) : money that is
fortunate/ appropriate
idiosyncrasy (N.) : a person’s given to employees when they
creditable (Adj.) : worth of often
particular way of behaving, leave their job
limited commendation
thinking, etc., especially when it red-tapism (N.) : the practice of
gullible (Adj.) : easily tricked
is unusual requiring excessive paper work
becuase of being too trusting
796. (4) stoic trait (N.) : a particular quality in and tedious procedures before
your personality official action can be considered
stoic (N.) : someone who is
idiolect (N.) : the way that a or completed
seemingly indifferent to emotions
eccentric (N.) : a person with an particular person uses language 812. (3) fanatic
unusual/odd personality talent (N.) : a natural ability to fanatic (N.) : a person who is
philosopher (N.) : a wise person do something well extremely enthusiastic about
who is calm and rational 804. (3) extempore something
fatalist (N.) : anyo ne who extempore (N.) : with little/no moderate (N.) : a person who
submits to the belief that they preparation has opinions, especially about
are powerless to change their rhetoric (N.) : using language politcs, that are not extreme
destiny effectively to please/persuade conservative (N.) : a person who
797. (1) a place where animals are oration (N.) : an instance of is opposed to great/sudden
slaughtered addressing an audience formally social change
abattoir (N.) : slaughter house; maiden speech (N.) : first speech fan (N.) : a person who admires
a place where animal s are somebody/something or enjoys
805. (1) mercenary
slaughtered watching/listening to somebody/
mercenary (N.) : a soldier who
798. (1) eccentric something very much
will fight for any country/group
799. (3) epitaph 813. (2) panorama
that offers payment
epitaph (N.) : an inscription on panorama (N.) : a view of a wide
recruit (N.) : a recently enlisted
a tomb area of land
soldier/member
epigraph (N.) : a line of writing, 814. (4) manometer
short phrase, etc. on a building/ hoodlum (N.) : an aggressive
manometer (N.) : an instrument
statue, or as an introduction to and violent young criminal
used for measuring the pressure
part of a book 806. (2) journey
of liquids and gases
epigram (N.) : a witty saying 807. (2) obsolete
barometer (N.) : an instrument
elegy (N.) : a mournful prem obsolete (Adj.) : no longer in use for measuring air pressure to
800. (2) pedant obsidian (N.) : a type of dark show when the weather will
pedant (N.) : a person who pays rock that looks like glass and change
more attention to formal rules comes from volcanoes anemometer (N.) : a gauge for
and book learning than they 808. (1) embezzlement recording the speed and direction
merit embezzlement (N. ) : the of wind
pervert (V.) : to affect somebody fraudulent app ropriation of micrometer (N.) : a device used
in a way that makes them act/ funds/property entrusted to for measuring very small
thi nk in an i mmo ral / your care but actually owned by distances/spaces, using a screw
unacceptable way someone else with a very fine thread
801. (1) respite 809. (3) rectilineal 815. (2) ineffable
res pite (N. ) : the act of rectilineal/rectilinear (Adj.) : in ineffable (Adj.) : too great/
reprie ving, p ostp oni ng/ a straight line beautiful to describe in words
remitting punishment
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