ONE-WORD SUBSTITUTION
indelible (Adj.) : that cannot be dean (N.) : an administrator in freelancer (N.) : a writer/artist
removed/erased charge of a divi sion of a who sells services to different
ingrate (Adj.) : ungrateful university/college employers without a long-term
inexorable (Adj.) : that cannot deacon (N.) : a cleric ranking just contract with any of them
be stopped/changed; retentless below a priest in churches sine qua non (N.) : a pre
816. (1) potpourri 823. (1) obsolete requisite
potpourri (N.) : a mixture of 824. (3) altruist quangos (N.) : an organization
dried flowers and leaves used for altruist (N.) : someone who dealing with public matters,
makes charitable donations started by the government, but
making a room smell
intended to increase human well working independently and with
aroma (N.) : a pleasant, its own legal powers
being
noticeable smell
egoist (N.) : a self-centred 830. (2) prodigy
817. (3) juxtapose person with little regard for prodigy (N.) : an unusually
juxtapose (V.) : place side by others gifted/intelligent (young) person
side welfarist (N.) : of/relating to a 831. (3) indefatigable
818. (4) ethnology welfare state indefatigable (Adj.) : showing
ethnology (N.) : the scientific 825. (3) epitaph sustained enthusiastic action
study and comparison of human epitaph (N.) : an inscription on with unflagging vitality
races a tombstone invincible (Adj.) : incapable of
eremology (N.) : the systematic obituary (N.) : a notice of being overcome/subdued
study of desert features and someone’s death (with his life and inflatable (Adj.) : designed to be
phenomena achievements) filled with air/gas
etymology (N.) : the study of the memorial (N.) : a structure inextricable (Adj.) : incapable of
origin and history of words and evected to co mmemorate being untied/disentangled
their meanings persons/events 832. (3) neologism
epigraph (N.) : an engraved neologism (N.) : a newly invented
ethology (N.) : the branch of
inscription word/phrase
zoo logy that stud ies the
826. (2) sacrilege 833. (3) philatelist
behaviour of animals in their
natural habitats sacri lege (N. ) : the act of philatelist (N.) : a collector and
depriving something of its sacred student of postage stamps
819. (2) polyglot
character
polyglot (N.) : a person who philanthropist (N.) : someone
malevolent (Adj.) : having/ who makes charitable donations
knows, uses/writes in more than showing a desire to harm other
one language intended to increase human well-
people being
conversant (Adj.) : knowing bizarre (Adj.) : unusual
numismatist (N.) : a collector
about something iniquitous (Adj.) : very unfair/ and student of money (coins in
orator (N.) : a person who wrong particular)
delivers a speech/oration 827. (4) polytheist curator (N.) : the custodian of a
820. (4) harangue polytheist (N.) : one who collection (museum/library)
harangue (N.) : a loud bombas- believes in a plurality of gods 834. (4) trespassers
tic declamation expressed with polyglot (N.) : a person who
trespassers (N.) : someone who
strong emotion speaks more than one language
intrudes on the privacy/property
hullabaloo (N.) : disturbance polygamy (N.) : having more than of another without permission
usually in protest one spouse at a time
bypassers (N.) : one who passes
cacophony (N.) : loud confusing polygon (N.) : a closed plane by
figure bounded by straight sides
disagreeable sounds absconders (N.) : one who runs
828. (3) userer
pandemonium (N.) : a state of away and hides to avoid arrest/
userer (N.) : a person who lends prosecution
extreme confusion and disorder
money to people at unfairly high
821. (2) fastidious thorough fares (N.) : a public
rates of interest
fastidious (Adj.) : giving careful road from one place to another
usurper (N.) : one who wrongly/
attention to detail 835. (3) askance
illegally seizes and holds the
gullible (Adj.) : easily tricked place of another 836. (4) perseverance
becuase of being too trusting usherer (N.) : someone employed persevernace (N.) : the quality
to conduct others of continuing to try to achieve a
amenable (Adj.) : readily reacting
particular aim despite difficulties
to suggestions and influences undertaker (N.) : one whose
business is the management of 837. (1) autobiography
822. (3) abbot
funerals autobiography (N.) : a biography
abbot (N.) : the superior of a
829. (3) sinecure of yourself
monastery
sinecure (N.) : an office that cartography (N.) : the making of
padre (N.) : father (priest in
involves minimal duties maps and charts
churches)
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