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One Word Substitution Chart In English

• Something which is not thorough or profound. – Superficial
• A house for storing grains. – Granary
• A light sailing boat built especially for racing. – Yacht
• The original inhabitants of a country. – Aborigines
• A short stay at a place. – Sojourn
• Opposed to great or sudden change. – Conservative
• Relationship by blood or birth. – Consanguinity
• A person living permanently in a certain place. – Domicile
• Anything written in a letter after it is signed. – Postscript
• To cause troops etc to spread out in readiness for battle. – Deploy (फैलाना)
• Winding sheet of a corpse. – Shroud (कफ़न)
• According to custom. – Customary
• Abnormally high blood pressure. – Hypertension
• Art of beautiful handwriting. – Calligraphy
• All the customs and beliefs of a society. – Tradition
• Art or craft needing skill with hand. – Handicraft
• Art of growing vegetables, fruit, flowers. – Horticulture
• Art of map making. – Cartography
• Art and science of building construction. – Architecture
• Style of speaking well. – Elocution (वाकपुटता)
• An author’s explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book. – Preface
• Bearing young by eggs. – Oviparous (अण्डज)
• Bearing living young. – Viviparous (सजीव बच्चा)
• Belief not based on reason or knowledge. – Superstition
• Belonging to long past. – Ancient
• A board of directors in a company. – Directorate
• A body of voters. – Electorate
• A brief account of a subject. – Summary
• Capable of being wounded. – Vulnerable
• Care taken in advance to avoid a risk. – Precaution (सतर्कता)
• A chief character in a story or drama. – Protagonist
• A collection of poems or prose. – Anthology
• In sufficient feeding or nourishing. – Malnutrition (कुपोषण)
• Favourable to health. – Wholesome
• A conference for discussion on a subject. – Symposium
• A list of household goods, furniture etc. – Inventory
• Loss of memory. – Amnesia
• A small umbrella. – Parasol
• An infectious disease in back of the throat. – Diphtheria
• The practice of worshiping statues as gods. – Idolatory (मूर्तिपूजा)
• Criticising popular beliefs or established customs and ideas. – Iconoclastic
• A place where government/ public records are kept. – Archive
• To much official formality. – Red Tapism
• That which lasts for a short time. – Transitory (क्षणिक)
• Constant efforts to achieve something. – Perseverance (परिश्रम)
• An occasion of great importance. – Momentous
• To have a very high opinion of oneself. – Conceited (घमंडी)
• One who is given to pleasures of the flesh. – Epicurean
• A person who enjoys food and drink of high quality and knows a lot about it. – Epicure
• The sound of a funeral bell. – Knell
• Belief that war and violence are unjustified. – Pacifism
• A group of girls. – Bevy
• Military waking signal sounded in the morning.Reveille
• A music of highest voice. – Soprano
• A song to put babies to sleep. – Lullaby
• A hymn or song, sacred song sung in praise of God. – Anthem
• A sea abounding in islands. – Archipelago (टापुओं का समुदाय)
• A short walk for pleasure or exercise. – Stroll
• To move along with quick, short twistings. – Wriggle (शरीर ऐठना)
• One who possesses many talents. – Versatile
• A dramatic performance. – Masque (तमासा)
• A person who is skilled in horsemanship. – Equestrian
• Extreme of old age when a man behaves like a fool. – Dotage
• That can be felt or touched. – Palpable
• One who has suddenly gained new wealth, power or prestige. – Parvenu
• A short journey made by a group of persons together. – Excursion
• One who thinks that human nature is essentially evil. – Cynic
• A style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge. – Pedantic
• A person pretending to be somebody he is not. – Impostor
• One who specialises in the study of birds. – Ornithologist
• To mediate between two parties in a dispute. – Intercede

One Word Substitution In Hindi

• Incapable of being repaired. – Irreparable
• Incapable of being avoided. – Unavoidable/ inevitable
• Incapable of being explained or accounted for. – Inexplicable
• Incapable of being expressed in words. – Inexpressible
• Not definitely or clearly expressed. – Inexplicity
• Incapable of being justified or excused. – Inexcusable
• Incapable of being solved. –  Insoluble
• Incapable of being defended. – Indefensible
• Incapable of being taken by force of arms. – Impregnable  (अजेय)
• Incapable of being admitted or allowed. – Inadmissible
• Incapable of being reached. – Inaccessible
• Incapable of being tired out. –  Inexhaustible
• Incapable of being perceived by the senses. – Imperceptible
• Incapable of being destroyed. – Indestructible
• Incapable of being divided. –  Indivisible
• Liable to be easily broken. – Brittle
• An assembly of worshippers. – Congregation
• Occurring at the same time. – Simulataneous
• Allowing the passage of rays of light. – Transparent
• Not allowing the passage of light. – Opaque
• Of unknown or unadmitted authorship. – Anonymous (गुमनाम)
• Compulsory enlistment for military and other service. – Conscription  (फौज में अनिवार्य भर्ती)
• A figure with many angles or sides. – Polygon
• Belonging to all parts of the world. – Universal
• The science of reasoning. – Logic
• The cessation of warfare before a treaty is signed. – Armistice (युद्व विराम)
• Signature of someone’s name without his permission. – Forgery (जालसाजी)
• Property inherited from one’s father or ancestors. – Patrimony
• Incapable of being overcome. – Insurmountable (अजेय)
• Having no beginning or end to its existence. – Eternal
• His motive was merely to get money. – Mercenary
• Forbidden, prohibited by law. – Illicit
• Fond of entertaining guests. – Hospitable
• A general pardon of political offenders. – Amnesty (सामूहिक क्षमादान)
• Object possessed of life. –  Animate (जानदार)
• Persons who work in the same department of an office. – Colleagues
• A place where people lunch on payment. – Restaurant
• A place with a good climate for invalids. – Sanatorium (स्वास्थय निवास)
• One who is qualified to navigate an aircraft. – Navigator
• To increase the speed of. –  Accelerate
• Allowance due to a wife from her husband on separation. – Alimony
• The act of talking impiously about sacred things. – Blasphemy  (धर्म की  निंदा)
• A man or woman with skin and hair of auburn colour. – Blonde (खूबसूरत लड़की)
• Wishful  and persistent resistance to lawful authority. – Contumacy (अखड़पन)
• Belonging or pertaining to an individual from birth. – Congenital 
• To restrain by force or impel a person by force. – Coerce (धमकाना)
• Eater of flesh. – Carnivore
• Income just sufficient to live on. – Subsistence
• One who prescribe medicine. – Physician
• Total loss of voice. – Aphonia
• To do away with a rule. – Abrogate
• To make thin or fine or to reduce the strength. – Attentuate
• Deviation from the common rule or standard. – Anomaly  (अनियमित )
• A person who starves the body for the good of the soul. – Ascetic    (संन्यासी)
• Animals equally at home on land or at sea. – Amphibian
• Stealthily done. – Surreptitious (कपट)
• One not concerned with right or wrong. – Amoral
• A person who opposes war or use of military. – Pacifist
• Severely abusive writing in journals. – Scurrilous (अशिस्ट लेख)
• Call upon God or any other power ( like law) etc for help or protection. – Invocation (प्रार्थना)
• Fear of being enclosed in a small closed space. – Claustrophobia
• Fear of crowds. – Agoraphobia
• Mental derangement. – Paranoia
• Succession of rulers belonging to one family. – Dynasty
• To cut something into two pieces. – Sever
• Act of deceiving somebody in order to make money. – Fraud
• Something capable of being done. – Feasible 
• One who walks on ropes. – Acrobat
• The study of the origin and history of words. – Etymology
• To study of maps. – Cartography
• Tough tissues in joints. – Ligaments
• Building in which dead bodies are kept for a time. – Mortuary
• One who believes that gaining pleasure is the most important thing in life. – Hedonist (सुख के लिए जीना)
• A person who has no understanding for arts/ uncivilized person. – Philistine (गवार)
• One who breaks the  established traditions and image. – Iconoclast
• A person having deep study in a language. – Philologist
• One who resists to the end. – Diehard
• Diehard, believer and supporter of some religion, cause or political ideology. – Fanatic
• Wild and noisy disorder. – Pandemonium 
• Property handed down after the death of a person. – Legacy  (वसीयत की  वस्तु)
• Placing a thing beside another. – Juxtapose (आस पास रखना)
• Expert in the scientific study of skin diseases. – Dermatologist
• Of very bad morals; characterised by debasement or degeneration. – Depraved
• Body of human being or animal enabled for burial.
• The abandonment of one’s country or cause. – Desertion
• Treatment by means of exercise and massage. – Physiotherapy
• Bitter and violent attack in words. – Diatribe (कड़ी आलोचना)
• To be biased against. – Prejudiced (हानिकारक)
• To examine one’s own thoughts and feelings. – Introspection
• A small enclosure for cattle, sheep, poultry etc. – Fold 
• Large scale departure of people. – Exodus (निर्गमन)
• A sudden rush of wind. – Storm
• A man of odd habits. – Eccentric (असाधारण)
• Lack of enough blood in the body. – Anaemia
• Mania for stealing articles. – Kleptomania
• A child of unusual or remarkable talent. – Precocious
• Belief that God is in everything and that everything is God. – Pantheism
• The state of being miserable, bereft of all possessions. – Destitute (निसहाय)
• That which cannot be called back. – Irredeemable
• One who journeys from place to place. – Itinerant
• Commencement of adjacent words with the same letter. – Alliteration (अनुप्रास)
• A specialist who tests eyesight. – Ophthalmologist
• A wall built to prevent the sea or a river form flooding an area. – Embankment
• Something that is poisonous or unhealthy. – Trivial 
• A person who is inactive. – Torpid
• Relating to tragedy. – Tragic

One Word Substitution A To Z

• A cessation of active use of arms signifying a short period of truce. – Armistice ( युद्ध विराम )
• A mechanic or craftsman who has acquired skill in a particular craft. – Artisan
• A government by officials. – Bureaucracy
• A man who is a great lover of books. – Biblophile
• The state of having two wives. – Bigamy
• Belonging to a class between the gentry and the labourers. – Bourgeois
• Socially unconventional, a man of free and easy habits. – Bohemian (कला को नए ढंग से प्रस्तुत करना)
• One who readily believes everything and everyone. – Credulous
• A citizen of the world. – Cosmopolitan
• A man who is recovering from an illness. – Convalescent 
• The state of being without a wife; abstaining from marital relationship. – Celibacy
• Centre of attraction or interest. –  Cynosure ( आकर्षण केंद्र )
• A person who really understands the value of art, antiques etc. – Connoisseur
• Hundred in Anniversary. – Centenary
• Any language in speaking only. – Colloquialism
• To seize by authority. – Confiscate (जब्त करना)
• To give someone something to make good for loss or damage. – Compensate 
• Reaching the final or the highest point. – Consummation (समाप्ति)
• A man who has lots of investments in the private sector. – Capitalist (पूंजीपति / महाजन)
• A ruler or boss who uses force in order to make people obey him. – Dictator ( तानाशाह )
• One who is engaged in the diplomatic service of a country. – Diplomat ( राजनीतिज )
• Nature of double dealing. – Duplicity (कपट)
• A person who fails in the performance of his duty or commits an offence. – Deliquent (दोषी)
• Fruit or sweet-dish usually eaten after the main meals. – Dessert
• A dabbler in the arts and literature. – Dilerttante (नवसिखुआ)
• The state of being miserable bereft of all material possessions. – Destitution (अभाव)
• A democratic orator. – Demagogue (भड़काने वाला वक्ता)
• The inability of a person to shun alcoholic drinks. – Dipsomania (नसे की आदत)
• Something regularly found among a particular people or community. – Endemic
• A person who likes to indulge in refined sensuous pleasure. – Epicure (सुख में लिप्त)
• To remove all traces of. – Eradicate (नष्ट करना)
• A professor who has retired from service.- Emeritus
• An usual bent of mind. – Eccentricity (व्यवहार में विचित्रता)
• One who is always seeking to escape from the harsh realities of life. – Escapist 
• To quicken the completion of work. – Expedite (जल्दी करना)
• To free from the confines of something to liberate form. – Emancipate (मुक्त करना)
• A short by pithy and weightly saying, a short witty phrase. – Epigram (चुटकला या छोटी कविता)
• Substitution of a mild for a very blunt expression. – Euphemism (मंगल भाषण)
• That which is all inclusive. – Exhaustive (थकाने वाला)
• Not refined and fluent but full of jerky movements. – Erratic (सनकी)
• A state of mental weariness form of occupation. – Ennui (ऊब जाना)
• To make atonement for one’s sin. – Expiate (पाप से छुटकारा)
• Words or phrases inscribed on a perosn’s tomb. – Epitaph
• A person authorised to execute a legal deed. – Executor
• One who is subject to failure or to committing mistakes. – Fallible 
• The animals of particular region or epoch. – Fauna
• A man with narrow and prejudiced religious views. – Fanatic (कट्टर)
• One who cannot be easily pleased. – Fastidious
• As opposed to realistic, imagined not real. – Fictitious  (मनगढ़त)
• Tendency to grow downwards. – Geotropism (अधोमुख बढ़ने की परवर्ती)
• Act of killing one’s clan, family or community. – Genocide (नरसंहार)
• A connoisseur of wines and table delicacies. – Gourmet (अच्छा भोजन व् शराब)
• The act of killing a human being. – Homicide
• One who lives in seclusion with thoughts of God. – Hermit (साधु) 
• One who is not orthodox. – Heterodox  (नास्तिक)
• A gesture of respect and devotion. – Homage (श्रदांजलि)
• That which cannot be broken through. – Impregnable (दुर्जेय)
• That which can be easily understood. – Intelligible
• That which is most likely to happen in future. – Imminent
• One who cannot be soothed or calmed or near pacified. – Implacable 
• That which cannot be put into practice. – Impracticable
• That which cannot be easily imitated or copied. –  Inimitable 
• That which cannot be defeated. – Invincible
• A personal peculiarity of temperament or constitution. – Idiosyncrasy (मानसिक अवस्था)
• A man who is easily irritated and loses temper. – Irritable (शीघ्र  गुस्सा होने  वाला)
• A disease in which a man suffers from sleeplessness. – Insomnia
• Ascribing or attributing to something or someone. – Imputation (दोषारोपण)
• A decision which cannot be changed or modified. – Irrevocable
• Produced or manufactured within the country without foreign aid or collaboration. – Indigenous
• A deceptive appearance, statement or belief. – Illusion
• Use of language or gesture which implies threat to someone. – Intimidation (धमकी)
• The act of provoking and goading a man. – Instigation (बढ़ावा देना)
• Something which provides interest and attraction. – Incentive
• A subtle allusive and generally deprecatory remark. – Innuendo
• Something that is too delightful or beautiful for words. – Ineffable
• A man who has no money. – Impecunious
• Ill timed circumstances. –  Irony
• A person who is well versed in law. – Jurist
• An excessively morbid desire to steal. – Kleptomania (चोरी करने की आदत)
• Technical knowledge of a particular work.  Know how
• Extremely extravagant in manners and morals.  Licentious (अनैतिक)
• A hater of mankind. – Misanthrope
• A hater of women. –  Misogynist
• A man who has only one wife. – Monogamist
• Belonging to this world, earthly. – Mundane
• One who plays the role of bringing two antagonistic parties together. – Mediator
• A change that befalls something. – Mutation
• One who believes in the philosophy that nothing has real existence. – Nihilist
• A quick remedy or apartent medicine or similarly a pet scheme. – Nostrum (गुप्त औषधि)
• Science and study that treats of coins as medals. – Numismatics
• To banish or turn out of society and fellowship. – Ostracise
• The art of spelling words correctly. – Orthography
• The science of language. – Philology
• Science  dealing with stamp-collection. – Philately
• Science of vocal natural sounds. – Phonology
• To make evasive or misleading statements. – Prevaricate (गुमा कर बोलना)
• Statement showing remarkable degree of prediction. – Prophecy
• Study of ancient writings and inscriptions. – Palaeography (शिलालेखों का अध्ययन)
• A passage marking the close of a speech. – Peroration (उपसंहार)
• A man who practises psychiatry. – Psychiatrist (मनोचिकित्सा)
• A school teacher or a man affecting learning. – Pedagogue (अध्यापक)
• Some previous example from the past. – Precedent
• A child born after the death of his father. – Posthumous
• A book published after the death of its author. – Posthumous
• One who makes love now to one and now to another. – Philanderer (इश्कबाज)
• Original model. – Prototype 
• Former holder of an office or a position. – Predecessor (पूर्व अधिकारी)
• To mediate; to pander over a question. – Reminate (विचार विमर्श  करना)
• To give up entirely. – Renounce (छोड़ना)
• To restore to good condition. – Rehabilitation (पुनर्वासन)
• A person who refuses compliance with. – Recalcitrant (अड़ियल)
• That which reminds one of something. – Reminiscent
• A symbolic religious ceremony especially baptism. – Sacrament
• Someone on whom the blame for other’s sin can be fixed. – Scapegoat  (बलिदान का बकरा)
• Abounding in blood. – Sanguine   (उत्साहयुक्त)
• Over bearing. – Supercilious  (गुस्सेवाला)
• A person who flatters others for personal motives. – Sycophant ( चापलुस )
• Affectedly and pompously formal person or style. – Sententious
• That which surpasses. – Transcendental ( गुप्त )
• Guilty of accepting bribes extremely mercenary. – Venal (धन लोभी)
• Extreme enthusiasm for a cause. – Zeal (  जोश )
• A person who is indifferent to pleasure or pain. –  Stoic (सुख – दुःख सामान समझने वाला)
• A person who spends his money recklessly. – Spendthrift
• A person sent an a mission. – Emissary
• Incapable of being penetrated. – Impenetrable (अभेद्य)
• Incapable of being wound or hurt. –  Invulnerable 

One word Substitution Meaning In Hindi

• Ceremony of crowning a king. – Coronation ( राज्यभिषक )
• A chain of flowers, leaves, ribbons etc. – Festoon
• Change in direction. – Diversion
• Change to something abnormal, unnatural. –  Perversion  ( पथभृष्ट )
• Child of unusual or remarkable talent. – Prodigy ( पर्तिभासंपन बालक )
• Chief actor or character in a story or drama. – Protagonist
• Habitual character and disposition. – Ethos ( लोकाचार )
• Using of new words. – Neologism
• One who holds that nothing is or can be known of the existence of God. – Agnostic
• To destroy completely. –  Annihilate
• That which is open to more than one interpretation. – Ambiguous  (संदेह युक्त )
• Capable of living both on land and water. – Amphibious
• In a state of mutual hostility. – Antagonistic  ( विरोधी )
• Neutral party called upon to settle a dispute without reference to any other party. –  Arbiter ( पंच )              
• A government by one man. – Autocracy
• That which cannot be easily imitated or copied. – Inimitable
• Kind of substance in the blood tending to neutralise other that are harmful. – Antibody
• The science of bee keeping cultivation and maintenance of bee-hives. – Apiculture 
• One who cannot be corrected or reformed. – Incorrigible
• To mitigate or lessen the suffering or pain. – Alleviate ( सांत्वना देना )
• A positive and emphatic advancement of change or statement against a person. – Allegation (झूठी प्रतिज्ञा)
• One who has regard for others as the basic principle of his actions. – Altruistic (परोपकारी)
• A person guilty of setting fire to the property. – Arsonist (सम्पति जलाने वाला)
• Sensitiveness to the action of a particular food. – Allergy (भोजन या दवा से प्रभावित)
• To make better, to improve or to lift to a better place.   Ameliorate (सुधार करना)
• By which human form and personality is attributed to God. – Anthropomorphism

A List Of Book One Word Substitution

• An official agreement to a proposal. – Assent
• Quick to judge and understand. – Perspicacious
• One who can neither read nor write. – Illiterate
• Put under the surface of water. – Submerge
• Put off for a future time. – Postpone/ Procrastinate
• Put into the form of a code.  – Codify 
• Pull out of usual shape. – Distort (तोडना)
• Public merry making and feasting. – Carnival (मनोरंजन मेला)
• One who cannot be corrected. – Incorrigible
• Place of good climate for invalids. – Asylum  (आश्रम)
• Property left to someone by a will. – Legacy
• Property inherited from one’s father. – Patrimony
• Producing a lot of books or other things. – Prolific
• Imaginary ailments (disease). – Hypochondria (काल्पनिक बीमारी)
• Hater more than one meaning. – Ambiguous/ Equivocal
• Habit of independent thought. – Individualism
• Prevention of loss, waste, damage. – Conservation
• Prevent from being carried out. – Circumvent (लागू न होने देना)
• Pretence of having a virtuous character. – Hypocricy (आडम्बर)
• Present form or before birth. – Congenital (जन्म जात)
• Marriage of God. – Theogamy
• Lover of dogs. –  Canophilist
• Loss of memory. – Amnesia
• A group of talkative girls/ women.- Gaggle 
• Guided by one’s sense of duty. – Conscientious (कर्तव्यनिष्ट) 
• Gust of wind. – Draught (हवा का झोंका)
• Handwriting that can be easily read. – Legible
• Happening at the sametime. – Contemporary
• Government run by a dictator. – Dictatorship
• An official counting of the population. – Census
• Government by intelligentsia. – Meritocracy
• A garland of flowers. – Wreath  (माला)
• That can be expressed in words. – Expressible
• Government by elected representatives. – Democracy
• Give tit for tat. – Retaliate (प्रतिशोध लेना)
• Government by divine laws. -Theocracy
• Government by a king/ queen. – Monarchy
• Government by a few people. – Oligarchy
• That can live without outside help. – Viable  (जीने में योग्य)
• Hater of books. – Misobiblic
• Hater of learning. – Misologist 
• Hater of marriage. – Misogamist
• Capable of being reached.  Accessible
• A book of a sacred/ religious nature.  Scripture
• Offering made to God. – Oblation
• A body of delegates. – Delegacy (प्रतिनिधि मण्डल)
• Gathering of all things. – Omnibus
• Centre of attraction. – Cynosure
• Call back to the mind. – Recall
• One who analyses handwriting. – Graphologist
• One who attacks. –  Assaulter/ Assailant
• Brief account of a subject. – Summary/ Compendium
• Break an agreement, law or promise. – Violate
• Bring under control in war. – Subjugate (अधीन)
• Bring under control by force. – Capture (कब्ज़ा)
• Bring back to life. – Revive
• Departure of many people. – Gratuity
• Give the right to vote.  – Enfranchise (मताधिकार देना)
• Greedy for money. –  Repacious
• General instructions. – Directive
• Future generation. – Posterity
• Free from punishment. – Impunity
• Form opinion in advance. –  Preconceive (पूर्व धारणा बनाना)
• For warning of an impending danger. – Premonition (पूर्व सुचना)
• Angry at injustice. – Indignant ( रोष )
• Fit for bad temper or anger. – Tantrum (आवेश)
• Fear of foreigners. – Xenophobia
• Fear of one self. – Autophoby
• Fear of home surroundings. – Ecophobia
• Fear of dead body. – Necrophobia
• Fear of animals. –  Zoophobia
• Fear of height. – Aerophobia
• Faithful supporter. – Henchman (सेवक)
• Fail to pay a debt in time. – Default
• Expert in horse riding. –  Cavalier
• Existing since old times. – Antique  
• Existing for ever. – Eternal
• Amount of money paid to free a prisoner. – Ransom (फिरोती)
• Refreshment or amusement after hard work. – Recreation
• Animals with four feet. – Quadruped
• Any soft drink except water. –  Beverage
• Art of growing vegetables, fruits, flowers. – Horticulture
• Art of making fireworks. – Pyrotechnics (आतिशबाजी)
• Art of map making. –  Cartography
• Style of speaking well.  –  Elocution
• Artificial centre for honey bees. – Hive 
• Assembly of worshippers. – Congregation
• A building for the display of works of art. – Gallery
• Distinguishing marks of an office. – Insignia (अधिकार चिन्ह)
• A bed of a new born baby. – Cradle/ Crib
• Belief not based on reason or knowledge. – Superstition
• Bird that comes and goes with seasons. – Migratory
• Blessing given by a priest. – Benediction
• Board of directors in a company or organization. – Directorate
• Books, pictures etc intended to arouse sexual desire. – Erotica
• An official announcement issued to the press. – Communique
• Government by elected representatives without a monarch. – Republic
• One who believes that nothing can be said about God. – Agnostic
• Process of sewing designs on cloth or other materials. – Embroidery
• Principle that the war should and could be abolished. – Pacifism
• Question or problem difficult to answer or understand. – Puzzle/ Riddle/ Enigma
• To raise a pattern or design on the surface of something. – Emboss
• Record of events in the order of their happenings. – Chronicle
• Author’s explanatory remarks at the beginning of a book. – Preface
• Relation between different aspects of a thing. – Perspective (परिपेक्ष्य)
• That can be perceived by the senses. – Perceptible  (अनुभवगम्य)
• Anxious to help somebody. – Solicitous (ध्यान  रखने वाला)
• Any kind of grain used for food. – Cereal (अनाज)
• A building where military weapons are prepared or stored. – Arsenal 
• 240. Approximate calculation of something. – Estimate 
• A caretaker of a public building. –  Custodian 
• Attachment to what is natural. – Naturalism (प्रकर्तिवाद)
• Ceremony of crowning a king. – Coronation (राज्यभिषेक) 
• Fixed sum of money paid to somebody as income in his life time. – Annuity
• A building equipped with a powerful telescope for astronomical observations. – Observatory
• (शास्त्रागार)
• Government by person of highest social order. AristocracyGovernment by the rich and the powerful class. Plutocracy
• Public activity which take place in a very elaborate, colourful and expensive way. Extravaganz  (अतिशयी नाटक)

One Word Substitution In Hindi And English

• Being unable to pay one’s debt. – Insolvent
• The study of the functions of the body. – Physiology
• The science of for telling events by stars.- Astrology
• Government by officials in a state.- Bureaucracy
• An office without any work but high pay. – Sinecure
• An admirer of art. – Dilettante
• A man having the qualities of women. – Effeminate
• That which cannot be moved. – Immobile
• The study of insects.- Entomology
• Word for word. – Verbatim
• Wish to do good to others. – Benevolence
• Whose meaning is difficult to understand. – Abstruse
• Way out for water or steam. – Outlet
• Want of sleep. – Insomnia
• Usual behaviour of a social group. – Custom (रिवाज)
• Touch or stroke lovingly. – Fondle
• A traditional story related to deities. – Myth
• That which is pig like. – Porcine
• Thing to be corrected in a printed book. – Corrigendum
• Things taken by robbers. – Booty
• That which is lion like. – Leonine
• That which is fox like. – Vulpine
• That which is dog like. – Canine
• That which exists separately from other people. – Independent
• That which cannot be perceived by touch. – Intangible
• That which cannot be calculated. – Incalculable
• That which can be rooted out. – Eradicable (उन्मुलनीय)
• Study of oceans and their phenomena. – Oceanography
• Study of law. – Nomology
• Study of fossils. – Palaentology
• Study of ancient things like tombs, buried towns. – Archaeology
• Strong desire for food, wealth. – Greed
• Strong dislike between two persons. –  Antipathy
• Stream flowing into another big river. – Tributary
• Statement that is obviously true. – Platitude (सामान्य उक्ति)
• That which cannot be put out or extinguished. – Inextinguishable
• That which cannot be satisfied. – Insatiable
• That which cannot be erased or removed. – Indelible
• That which can easily be curved without breaking. – Flexible
• That which cannot be corrupted. – Incorruptible
• To escape from hard realities. – Escapism
• Temple dedicated to all the gods. – Pantheon
• Talk that brings bad reputation to somebody. – Scandal
• The study of population. – Demography
• Spreading by infection. – Infectious
• Specialist in mental or emotional disturbance. – Psychiatrist (मनोरोग ज्ञाता)
• Speak in a very low tone. – Whisper
• Something that is hidden. – Mystery
• Somebody that foretells the coming of something. – Harbinger (पथ प्रदर्शक)
• Soldiers on big guns mounted on wheels. – Artillery
• So deep that the bottom cannot be reached. – Unfathomable
• Shamelessly rude. – Impudent
• Serious crime like murder, arson. – Felony
• Send rays of light or heat. – Radiate
• Secret place difficult to access. – Recess
• Secret agreement for a fraudulent purpose. – Collusion (जालसाजी)
• Search for something. – Quest
• Search in the dark. – Grope/ Fumble
• Secret religious meeting. – Conventicle
• Sea with a group of many islands. – Archipelago
• A signature on the back of a paper or cheque. – Endorsement
• Showing contemptuous indifference. – Supercilious (घमंडी)
• A short summary of a book or speech. – Epitome
• Showing deep sorrow for wrong doing.- Contrite
• A short journey for pleasure. – Excursion
• A short expression of general truth. – Proverb/ Maxim/ Adage
• Scornful and contemptuous language. – Opprobrium  (अपमानजनक भाषा)
• Science of weight. – Metrology
• Science of time. – Horology
• Science of writing and compiling a dictionary. – Lexicography (शब्द कोष विज्ञान)
• Science of the physical structure of the body. – Anatomy
• Science of the constitution of the whole universe. – Cosmography
• Science of the causes of disease. – Etiology/ Aetiology
• Science of mankind as an animal. – Anthropology
• Science of mechanical and industrial arts. – Technology
• Science of healthy living. – Hygiene (स्वास्थ्य विज्ञानं)
• Science of inscriptions. – Epigraphy (पुरालेख शास्त्र)
• Science of human beauty. – Kalology
• Science of fixing dates. – Chronology
• Science of crimes and criminals. – Criminology
• Study of coins. – Numismatics
• Science of climate. – Climatology
• Science of blood. – Haematology
• Science of birds. – Ornithology
• Science dealing with the proper use of terms. – Terminology
• Science dealing with heredity. – Genetics
• Science and technology of metals. – Metallurgy
• Science and philosophy of human law. – Jurisprudence (विधि  शास्त्र)
• Science and art of flying in aircraft. – Aviation (विमानन)
• School for very young children. – Kindergarten
• Say in advance what is likely to happen. – Forecast/ predict/ Foretell
• Say aloud from memory. – Recite (सस्वर पाठ याद करना)
• Saving of property from loss by fire. – Salvage
• Rules for formal behaviour among people. – Etiquette (शिष्टाचार)
• Room for washing kitchen utensils. –  Scullery (बर्तन साफ करने की की जगह)
• Ritual washing of the body. – Ablution (धार्मिक स्थान)
• Rise or fall in the level of the sea. – Tide (ज्वार भाटा)
• Right or advantage available to a person. – Privilege (सुविधा)
• Reward for a work or service. – Remuneration (मेहताना)
• Return to one’s own country. – Repatriate  (देश को लौटना)
• Return the same sort of ill treatment. – Retaliate  (बदला  लेना)
• Reduction in a tax or debt. – Rebate  ( छूट )
• Religious discourse. – Sermon (उपदेश)
• Reserved in speech. – Reticent  (अल्पभाषी)
• Responsible according to law. – Liable  (उतरदायी)
• Restore to former position. – Rehabilitate (पुनः स्थापित करना)
• A medicine to counteract the effect of a poison. – Antidote
• Use of mild words in place of words required by truth. – Euphemism (कोमल वचन)
• Troops trained for being dropped by parachute. – Paratroops (छतरी सेना)
• Science and art of preparing and making good food. – Gastronomy
• Salt water lake separated from the sea by sand banks. – Lagoon
• A short amusing story about some real person or event. – Anecdote (भाग)
• The system which is observed to do progress or reform. – Reformism
• The study of physical physical phenomenon of lakes. – Limnology
• Signal under martial law for people to remain indoors. – Curfew
• A small shop that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics etc. – Boutique
• Send back a criminal into custody for further investigation. – Remand
• Science of the habits of living things in relation to their environment. – Ecology
• Study of the development of plants and animals from earlier forms. – Genealogy
• Rising in arms against an establishment/ government. – Insurrection/ Rebellion (विद्रोह)
• Roof supported by columns at the entrance of a building. – Portico/ Porch (द्वारमण्डप)
• A short saying or poem which express an idea in a very clever and amusing way. – Epigram
• Science of the races of mankind and their relation to one another. – Ethnology (मानव जाति विज्ञानं)
• Restore to former position. – Rehabilitate (पुनः स्थापित करना)
• Resulting in death or ending in disaster.- Fatal (मृत्यु का कारण)
• Government by officials. – Bureaucracy
• Reasoning power of the mind. – Intellect
• Receiving guests warmly. – Hospitality (आतिथ्य सत्कार)
• Governing body of a university. – Sinate (अधिसभा)

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