One Word Substitution

IMPORTANT ONE WORD SUBSTITUTIONS (Latest List 2012)

·         One who eats too much                                           -GLUTTON

·         That which cannot be satisfied                               -INSATIABLE

·         One who questions everything                               -CYNIC

·         A flesh eating animal                                               -CARNIVOROUS

·         A grass eating animal                                              -HERBIVOROUS

·         One who lives in a foreign country                        -IMMIGRANT

·         To transfer one's authority to another                   -DELEGATE

·         One who is a newcomer                                          -NEOPHYTE

·         A handwriting that cannot be read                         -ILLEGIBLE

·         Words written on the tomb of a person                 -EPITAP

·         One who is out to subvert a government              -ANARCHIST

·         One who is recovering from illness                       -CONVALESCENT

·         One who is all powerful                                           -OMNIPOTENT

·         One who is present everywhere                             -OMNIPRESENT

·         One who knows everything                                    -OMNISCIENT

·         One who is easily deceived                                    -GULLIBLE

·         One who does not make mistakes                         -INFALLIBLE

·         One who can do anything for money                     -MERCENARY

·         One who has no money                                           -PAUPER

·         One who changes sides                                          -TURNCOAT

·         One who works for free                                           -VOLUNTEER

·         One who loves books                                              -BIBLIOPHILE

·         One who can speak two languages                       -BILINGUAL

·         One who loves mankind                                         -PHILANTHROPIST

·         One who hates mankind                                         -MISANTHROPE

·         One who looks on the bright side of things          -OPTIMIST

·         One who looks on the dark side of things             -PESSIMIST

·         One who doubts the existence of god                   -AGNOSTIC

·         One who pretends to be what he is not                 -HYPOCRITE

·         One incapable of being tired                                   -INDEFATIGABLE

·         One who helps others Good                                   -SAMARITAN

·         One who copies from other writers                        -PLAGIARIST

·         One who hates women                                            -MISOGYNIST

·         One who knows many languages                          -POLYGLOT

·         One who is fond of sensuous pleasures               -EPICURE

·         One who thinks only of himself                              -EGOIST

·         One who thinks only of welfare of women            -FEMINIST

·         One who is indifferent to pleasure or pain            -STOIC

·         One who is quite like a woman                              -EFFEMINATE

·         One who has strange habits                                   -ECCENTRIC

·         One who speaks less                                              -RETICENT

·         One who goes on foot                                            -PEDESTRIAN

·         One who believes in fate                                        -FATALIST

·         One who dies without a Will                                  -INTESTATE

·         One who always thinks himself to be ill               -VALETUDINARIAN

·         A Government by the people                                 -DEMOCRACY

·         A Government by a king or queen                        -MONARCHY

·         A Government by the officials                               -BUREAUCRACY

·         A Government by the rich                                      -PLUTOCRACY

·         A Government by the few                                       -OLIGARCHY

·         A Government by the Nobles                                 -ARISTOCRACY

·         A Government by one                                             -AUTOCRACY

·         Rule by the mob                                                      -MOBOCRACY

·         That through which light can pass                        -TRANSPARENT

·         That through which light cannot pass                   -OPAQUE

·         That through which light can partly pass             -TRANSLUCENT

·         A sentence whose meaning is unclear                 -AMBIGUOUS

·         A place where orphans live                                    -ORPHANAGE

·         That which cannot be described                            -INDESCRIBABLE

·         That which cannot be imitated                               -INIMITABLE

·         That which cannot be avoided                               -INEVITABLE

·         A position for which no salary is paid                   -HONORARY

·         That which cannot be defended                             -INDEFENSIBLE

·         Practice of having several wives                            -POLYGAMY

·         Practice of having several husbands                     -POLYANDRY

·         Practice of having one wife or husband                 -MONOGAMY

·         Practice of having two wives or husbands            -BIGAMY

·         That which is not likely to happen                          -IMPROBABLE

·         People living at the same time                                -CONTEMPORARIES

·         A book published after the death of its author      -POSTHUMOUS

·         A book written by an unknown author                   -ANONYMOUS

·         A life history written by oneself                               -AUTOBIOGRAPHY

·         A life history written by somebody else                  -BIOGRAPHY

·         People who work together                                        -COLLEAGUES

·         One who is greedy for money                                  -AVARICIOUS

·         Something that cannot be imitated                           -INIMITABLE

·         One who doesn't know how to read and write          -ILLITERATE

·         That which is lawful                                                     -LEGAL

·         That which is against law                                            -ILLEGAL

·         One who is unmarried                                                  -CELIBATE

·         A game in which no one wins                                    -DRAW OR STALEMATE

·         A study of man                                                            -ANTHROPOLOGY

·         A study of races                                                          -ETHNOLOGY

·         A study of the body                                                    -PHYSIOLOGY

·         A study of animals                                                      -ZOOLOGY

·         A study of birds                                                           -ORNITHOLOGY

·         A study of ancient things                                           -ARCHAEOLOGY

·         A study of derivation of words                                  -ETYMOLOGY

·         Murder of a human being                                           -HOMICIDE

·         Murder of a father                                                       -PATRICIDE

·         Murder of a mother                                                     -MATRICIDE

·         Murder of an brother                                                   -FRATRICIDE

·         Murder of an infant                                                     -INFANTICIDE

·         Murder of self                                                              -SUICIDE

·         Murder of the king                                                      -REGICIDE

·         To free somebody from all blame                             -EXONERATE

·         To write under a different name                                -PSEUDONYM

·         A thing no longer in use                                            -OBSOLETE

·         A person's peculiar habit                                          -IDIOSYNCRASY

·         An animal who preys on other animals                    -PREDATOR

·         Violating the sanctity of a church                             -SACRILEGE

·         One who can throw his voice                                    -VENTRILOQUIS