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There are some one Word Substitution Given Below with it's uses.
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ONE WORD Substitutes To Improve Your Spoken English volume -4
Free Online Spoken English
There are some one Word Substitution Given Below with it's uses.
Read,write and Apply These Words To improve improve Spoken English .
This is Volume-3 which contain more 50 must-learn one word substitutes.
150. | One who is completely self-satisfied | Complacent | Success and triumph make people complacent. |
151. | The intelligent and educated class of society or country | Intelligentsia | Intelligentsia are the think-tank of society. |
152. | Boredom and frustration in life | Ennui | Ennui is the genesis of the desire to end life. |
153. | Any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques | vanguard | Rolex is the vanguard of world’s most sophisticated watchmakers. |
154. | One who is interested in welfare of people | Altruist | Wipro chairman Azim Premji is renowned for being an altruist. |
155. | An official bulletin | Communiqué | No communiqué for the blanket moratorium on the use of plastic bags has been issued so far. |
156. | To compensate a person for loss or damage |
| Government should indemnify those whose houses were engulfed in the fire triggered by short circuit. |
157. | A covert and surreptitious watch kept over someone | Surveillance | Close circuit television surveillance has become a modus operandi of espionage. |
158. | Existing only in name | Titular | Enjoying titular echelons no longer seems appealing to the younger demographics. |
159. | A place where a monk lives | Monastery | Monastery is the ancient version of school. |
160. | A portrait of a person with only the outline of the profile | Silhouette | Visualizing a person from a dark to light background creates a silhouette of that person. |
161. | A lover |
| Bipasha Basu used to be John Abraham’s inamorata. |
162. | A person having the authority to inquire into the grievances of the citizens against public authorities | Ombudsman | Only an ombudsman can honestly entertain the grievances of people. |
163. | A long journey | Odyssey | The odyssey of CURIOSITY occurred from Earth to Mars. |
164. | Personal reminiscence in a narrative form | Memoir | Memoirs of politicians have always been controversial. |
165. | One who is out to destroy the government | Anarchist | Indian government would not brook the presence of an anarchist on its soil. |
166. | An act of dethroning a government from power | Putsch | Veteran politician and erstwhile bureaucrat Pyari Mohan Mohapatra’s attempt of putsch against Naveen Pattanaik was sabotaged by Naveen Pattnaik’s army of devotees. |
167. | One who acts against religion | Heretic | Heretics shouldn’t hurt the religious sentiments of those who are adhered to a religion. |
168. | One who knows everything |
| Malcom Gladwell is a management know-it-all. |
169. | One who is all powerful | Omnipotent | Only God can be venerated as omnipotent. |
170. | One who believes in God | Theist | Theists pray to God during cataclysm. |
171. | One who gainsays the existence of God | Atheist | Atheists do not hold God responsible for the consequences of their own actions. |
172. | One who is versed in multiple talents |
| Clint Eastwood is versatile Hollywood actor. |
173. | One who abstains himself from drinking alcoholic beverages | Teetotaler | Teetotalers are alien to the disease cirrhosis. |
174. | One who is a habitual drunkard | Toper | A toper’s inebriation may make him behave indecently. |
175. | One who walks while asleep | Somnambulist | Somnambulists often end up annoying those who sleep in their proximity. |
176. | An art , science, or profession of teaching | Pedagogy | The pedagogy of Indian school education needs to be revamped. |
177. | Average or ordinary | Run-of-the-mill | Now-a-days, the novel of Chetan Bhagat seem run-of-the-mill. |
178. | An area with people who are different in some way from the people in the areas around it | Enclave | Real estate developers are trying to build special enclaves for the crème-de-la-crème citizens of the society. |
179. | An area that is not close to any cities or towns | Hinterland | A city’s hinterland is notorious for being epicenter of criminal activities. |
180. | An area within which someone or something has authority, influence or knowledge | Purview | Granting clemency to Ajmal Amir Qasav is within the purview of the president of India. |
181. | An angry woman who often complains about and criticizes other people | Virago | Our landlady is a virago. |
182. | All the things that a person is able to do | Repertoire | Playing straight drive is part of Rahul Dravid’s repertoire. |
183. | An amount of money paid for a service | Honorarium | British comedian, Rowan Atkinson received an honorarium for his participation in the London-2012 Olympics opening ceremony |
184. | An activity in that more and more people are becoming involved | Bandwagon | More and more number of young generation citizens have joined the anti corruption bandwagon of Arvind Kejriwal. |
185. | An act of trying to impress someone by saying the names of well-known people that one knows or met | Name-dropping | The potential of name-dropping can be exploited to build rapport with infuencial people. |
186. | an ability to stay calm in difficult or dangerous situations | Sang-froid | Entrepreneurs always display sang-froid during adverse market conditions. |
187. | Best or most important part of something ; the point of greatest success or achievement | Pinnacle | Vishwanathan Anand has made his chess ranking reach the pinnacle. |
188. | Clear message or request for people to do something | Clarion call | It is a clarion call for all the students to partake in socio-cultural activities. |
189. | Changing moods quickly and often | Mercurial | Mamata Banarjee is notorious for her mercurial mood swings. |
190. | Confusing or difficult problem | Conundrum | Tackling inflation is a conundrum for the economic advisors of the Indian prime minister. |
191. | Crimes or other morally wrong acts : illegal or immoral behavior especially by young people | Delinquency | The delinquency of the juvenile persons should not go unnoticed. |
192. | Delay something until a later time because one does not want to do it | Procrastinate | Procrastination of task reduces your chances of getting noticed by your boss. |
193. | Easily annoyed or angered and likely to argue | Truculent | Being truculent will project a negative image of your personality. |
194. | Events causing great and usually sudden damage or suffering | Catastrophe | The world arena is currently witnessing a financial catastrophe. |
195. | Extreme self confidence or audacity | Chutzpah | Shiv Khera and Dale Carnegie have the chutzpah that makes them bloviate for lengthy hours. |
196. | Extremely excited and enthusiastic about doing something | Gung ho | Bookworms are basically a gung ho about literature. |
197. | Great work or the greatest achievement of an artist or a writer | Magnum opus | “The Great Expectations” is the magnum opus of Charles Dickens. |
198. | Language that is used among people who speak different languages | Lingua franca | English is indubitably the lingua franca that annihilates communication breakdown in a multicultural environment. |
199. | Objects that are used to do a particular activity |
| Prior to go to fishing, one should check whether he has got the paraphernalia required for fishing. |
200. | Person who entices people to follow them in a particular course of action. | Pied piper | Arvind Kejriwal is the latter day pied piper who has been imploring people not to turn a blind eye towards the rampant corruption. |
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Nice article. Useful enough for beginners :)
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