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ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION

Meaning:- A single word for many words.
                                                 
1.A post without remuneration - Honorary
2.A woman whose husband is dead. - Widow
3.A man whose wife is dead. - Widower
4.A women who entertains guests. - Hostess
5.A vehicle which is used to carry a sick or wounded person. - Ambulance
6.A vehicle which is used to carry a dead body. 
- Hearse
7.A person who is very cruel. - Fiend
8.A union of political parties. - Coalition
9.A written statement which gives us information. 
                                                                      - Memorandum
10.A hundred years. - Century-
11.A person who visits other countries for pleasure. 
      - Tourist
12.A thing which can easily be broken. - Fragile
13.A looking upon dark side of things. - Pessimism
14.A person who looks at the dark side of things. 
                                                                       - Pessimist
15.A looking upon bright side of things. - Optimism
16.A person who looks at the bright side of things.
                                                                        - Optimist
17.An idle talk. - Gossip
18.A person who examines teeth. - Dentist
19.A person who examines eyesight and sells glasses.     - Optician
20.Study of living organisms. - Biology
21.A person who studies living organisms. - Biologist
22.Study of plants. - Botany
23.A person who studies plants. - Botanist
24.Study of animals. - Zoology
25.A group of ship. - Fleet
26.A person who eats human flesh. - Cannibal
27.A plant or an animal which lives on another.
     -Parasite
28.A child whose parents are dead. - Orphan
29.A person who is a great lover of his country. - Patriot
30.A person who brings in goods from foreign country. 
      - Importer
31.A person who sends goods to another country.
      - Exporter
32.A person who writes the history of another person.
        - Biographer
33.A person who writes his life history. 
      - Autobiographer
34.The life history of a person written by himself. 
       - Autobiography
35.The life history of a person written by another
      - Biography
36.A man who remains unmarried. - Bachelor
37.A women who remains unmarried. - Maid / Spinster
38.One who can read and write. - Literate
39.One who cannot read and write. - Illiterate
40.One who believes in the existence of God. - Theist
41.One who does not believe in the existence of God.
       - Athiest
42.A person who lives in a foreign country.- Alien
43.A child of the devil. - Imp
44.One who dies for a noble cause. - Martyr
45.A skilled workman. - Master
46.A person who builds a building. - Mason
47.One who is all powerful. - Omnipotent
48.One who is present everywhere. - Omnipresent
49.One who knows everything. - Omniscient
50.One who believes in fate. - Fatalist
51.One who loves mankind. - Philanthropist
52.The letters used in writing a language. - Alphabet
53.Yearly return of the date of an event. - Anniversary
54.One who eats too much. - Glutton
55.A person who guards. - Guardian
56.A Hindu spiritual teacher. - Guru
57.A plane figure with six sides. - Hexagon
58.A writer of history. - Historian 
59.A person who tells a lie. - Liar
60.A person who writes the words of songs. - Lyricist

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  1. Jack DamiondsMarch 4, 2026 at 11:54 PM

    Great post! Learning English grammar and understanding concepts like meanings and one word substitutions really helps students improve their writing and communication skills. Many learners struggle with grammar rules while completing academic tasks, so resources like this are very useful. Students who face difficulties with assignments can also explore english assignment help services to better understand grammar concepts and complete their tasks more effectively while improving their overall language skills. Keep sharing such informative content!

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