250 One Words by Anil Jadon Sir

ENGLISH BY ANIL JADON (CGL-19: 201/200)
ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION
 A country ruled by two country Condominium  Contempt of God Blasphemy
 A dramatic performance Masque  Creature having both male and female organs
Hermaphrodite
 A lady’s purse Reticule
 Cure for all disease Panacea
 A man of odd habits Eccentric
 Custom of having many husbands Polyandry
 A man who dances to the tunes of his wife Henpecked
 Custom of having many wives Polygamy
 A nation engaged in war Belligerent
 Dealing of counterfeit things Forgery
 A person behind time Antiquated
 Disease which is spread by contact Contagious
 A person who wishes to throw his establishment
Anarchist  Doctor who treats children Pediatrician
 A place of good climate Sanatorium  Equal in rank Peer
 A place of washing dishes adjoining kitchen Scullery  Fault that may be forgiven Venial
 A religious song Hymn  Favouring own kith and kin Nepotism
 A remarkable talent Prodigy  Fear of bathing Ablutophobia
 A short but amusing story Anecdote  Fear of becoming bald Phalacrophobia
 A verse letter Epistle  Fear of being robbed Harpaxophobia
 Fear of cockroaches Katsaridaphobia

 Act of killing one’s wife Uxoricide
 Fear of crowd Ochlophobia
 An animal story with a moral Fable
 Fear of darkness Lygophobia
 An instrument for viewing objects at a distance Telescope
 Fear of death Nicrophobia
 An unknown person Anonymous
 Fear of dentist Dentophobia
 Animals living on land and in water Amphibian
 Fear of disease Pathophobia
 Appointment by two parties to settle a dispute Arbiter
 Fear of failure Atychiphobia
 Art of cutting tree and bushes into ornamental shape
Topiary  Fear of foreigners Xenophobia
 At the same time Contemporary  Fear of God Zeusophobia
 Award given after death Posthumous  Fear of going to bed Clinophobia
 Borrow ideas and steal others words is called Plagiarism  Fear of height Acrophobia
 Care taker of a public building Custodian  Fear of making decisions Decidophobia
 Change one’s mind too quickly Vacillation  Fear of poverty Peniaphobia
 Fear of property Orthophobia

 Congratulate somebody in formal manner Felicitate
 Fear of radiation Radiophobia
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 Fear of riding a car Amaxophobia  Loud talk or speech Harangue
 Fear of school Scolionophobia  Man having the qualities of woman Effeminate
 Fear of sex Genophobia  Man of lax moral Licentious
 Fear of speaking Lalophobia  Man whose wife has been unfaithful to him Cuckold
 Fear of speed Tachophobia  Mania for setting fires Pyromania
 Fear of water Hydrophobia  Mania for stealing things Kleptomania
 Fear of words Logophobia  Mania for talking Logo mania
 First speech Maiden  Mania for travel Dromomania
 Food agrees with one’s taste Palatable  Mania of being important Megalomania
 Funny imitation of a poem Parody  Medicine which lessens pain Anodyne
 Giving up throne by the king Abdication  Member of a band of robbers Brigand
 Go back and forth Shuttle  Morning prayer Matin
 Government by a single person Autocracy  Murdering of a family Familicide
 Government by the Gods Theocracy  Murdering of an infant Infanticide
 Government run by a dictator Autocracy  Murdering of Brother Fratricide
 Group of three novels Trilogy  Murdering of husband by his wife Mariticide
 Incapable of being wounded Invulnerable  Murdering of the king Regicide
 Murdering of tyrant Tyrannicide

 In-charge of museum /Pitch Curator
 Old age when a man behaves like a fool Dotage
 Indifference to pleasure or pain Stoicism
 One who believes one is God Theo mania
 Instruments which makes smaller objects larger
Microscope  One who believes that everything is pre-destined Fatalist
 Intentional destruction of racial group Genocide  One who believes that pleasure is the chief good Hedonist
 Interval between two events Interlude  One who betrays one Traitor
 Just punishment for wrong doing Nemesis  One who collects coins Numismatist
 Killing of another human being Homicide  One who comes from a village and considered stupid
 Language difficult to understand Jargon Bumpkin
 Large scale departure of people Exodus  One who compiles dictionary Lexicographer
 List of explanation of words Glossary  One who cuts precious stones Lapidist
 List of goods with their price Invoice  One who deserts his religion Apostate
 Longing for something Nostalgia  One who does not care for literature Philistine
 Loop of rope is called Noose  One who does not respect something sacred or holy
Blasphemy
 One who does not take definite stand Evasive  One who sneaks into a country Infiltrator
 One who draws maps and charts Cartographer  One who speaks many languages Polyglot
 One who eats everything Omnivorous  One who studies skin and its diseases Dermatologist
 One who eats human flesh Cannibal  One who studies the formation of the earth Geologist
 One who fights for the sake of money Mercenary  One who talks continuously Loquacious
 One who forsakes religion Renegade  One who thinks human nature is evil Cynic
 One who has many talents Versatile  One who totally abstain from alcohol Teetotaler
 One who has suddenly gained new wealth Parvenu  One who travels from place to place Itinerant
 One who has unreasoning enthusiasm for the  One who treats female problems Gynecologist
glorification of one’s country Chauvinism
 One who wants to see others unhappy Sadist
 One who hates knowledge and learning Misologist  One who works in return for being taught the trade
Disciple
 One who is bad in spelling Cacographic
 One who works without getting any salary Honorary
 One who is guilty of firing property Arsonist
 One whose attitude is to eat, drink and merry Epicurean
 One who is more interested in himself Introvert
 Opposing arguments Rebut
 One who is more interested in others Extrovert
 Out of date things Obsolescent
 One who is neither intelligent nor dull Mediocre
 One who is not the citizen of country Alien  Paper written in one’s own handwriting Manuscript
 One who is talkative Garrulous  Part of a church in which bells are hung Belfry
 One who is the most powerful Omnipotent  People in rowdy scene Rabble
 One who is very careful and particular Meticulous  Person different to pleasure and pain Stoic
 One who is very well versed in any subject Connoisseur  Person obsessed with one idea or subject Monomaniac
 One who lends money at high rate Usurer  Person pretending to be somebody he is not Imposter
 One who loves all and sundry Philanthropist  Person who believes God is everything Ban theist
 One who loves books Bibliophile  Person who believes others Credulous
 One who passes through the gate without taking  Person who does not believe in any religion Pagan
permission Trespasser
 Person who enjoys sensuous enjoyments Epicure
 One who pays too much attention to his clothes and
appearance Dandy  Person who has long experience Veteran
 One who plays a game for pleasure not professionally  Person who hates women Misogynist
Amateur  Person who holds scholarship at a university Bursar
 One who pretends illness to escape duty Malingerer  Person who is against ordinary society especially
 One who reads only books Bookworm dressing Hippy
 One who sacrifices his life for country Martyr  Person who is always dissatisfied Malcontent
 Person who is made to bear the blame Scapegoat  Send unwanted person out of the country Deport
 Person who kill others for political reason Assassin  Short journey made by a group of persons together
Excursion
 Person who lives alone and avoids other people Recluse
 Short remaining end of cigarette Stub
 Person who loves nature Aesthete
 Short walk for pleasure or exercise Stroll
 Person who makes love for amusement Philanderer
 Slow witted person Duffer
 Person who pretends to have more knowledge Charlatan
 Song sung at burial Dirge
 Person who regards the whole world as his country
Cosmopolitan  Speech by an actor at the end of play Epilogue
 Person with a beautiful handwriting Calligrapher  Speech without preparation Extempore
 Person without manners Rustic  Stage between boyhood and youth Adolescence
 Persuasive and fluent speech Eloquence  Statement which cannot be understood Incomprehensible
 Physician who delivers babies Obstetrician  Stories of old time Gods and heroes Legend
 Place where birds are kept Aviary  Story that cannot be believed Incredible
 Place where cows are sheltered Byre  Study of ancient science Archaeology
 Place where govt. records are kept Archives  Study of birds Ornithologist
 Study of human body Anatomy

 Place where women dwelled (Ancient time) Harem
 Study of mankind Anthropology
 Place which provides both board and lodging Inn
 Study of statistics of birth, death and diseases
 Plants and vegetation Flora Demography
 Poem narrating a popular story Ballad  Sudden rush of winds Gust
 Poem written on the death of someone loved and lost  Thing that bring gentle and painless death from incurable
Elegy death Euthanasia
 Policy of political party Manifesto  Thing that cannot be touched of felt Palpable
 Power of reading thoughts of others Telepathy  Thing that destroys the effect of poison Antidote
 Public building where weapons are made and stored  Thing through which light cannot pass Opaque
Arsenal
 Thing which cannot be done without Indispensable
 Responsible according to law Legitimate
 Things that can be seen and touched Tangible
 Ride on someone else back Piggyback
 Things that cannot be understood Unintelligible
 Ridiculous use of words Malapropism
 To do away with a rule Abrogate
 Room leading into a large room Anteroom
 To explain a spiritual truth Parable
 Room with toilet facilities Lavatory
 To spread troops for battle Deploy
 School for infants and children Kindergarten
 Tumour which is not likely to spread Benign
 Seat on elephant’s back Howdah
 Unexpected stroke of good luck Windfall
 Using of new words Neology
 Views which are not of one’s liking Irritating
 Walking in sleep Somnambulism
 Which cannot be rectified Irreparable
 Woman who has extra marital relationship Adultery
 Work which involves too much official formalities

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ENGLISH BY ANIL JADON (CGL-19: 201/200)

ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION

 A country ruled by two country Condominium  Contempt of God Blasphemy

 A place of good climate Sanatorium  Equal in rank Peer

 A religious song Hymn  Favouring own kith and kin Nepotism

 A remarkable talent Prodigy  Fear of bathing Ablutophobia

 A short but amusing story Anecdote  Fear of becoming bald Phalacrophobia

 A verse letter Epistle  Fear of being robbed Harpaxophobia

 Fear of cockroaches Katsaridaphobia

 At the same time Contemporary  Fear of God Zeusophobia

 Award given after death Posthumous  Fear of going to bed Clinophobia

 Care taker of a public building Custodian  Fear of making decisions Decidophobia

 Change one’s mind too quickly Vacillation  Fear of poverty Peniaphobia

 Fear of property Orthophobia

 Fear of school Scolionophobia  Man having the qualities of woman Effeminate

 Fear of sex Genophobia  Man of lax moral Licentious

 Fear of speed Tachophobia  Mania for setting fires Pyromania

 Fear of water Hydrophobia  Mania for stealing things Kleptomania

 Fear of words Logophobia  Mania for talking Logo mania

 First speech Maiden  Mania for travel Dromomania

 Funny imitation of a poem Parody  Medicine which lessens pain Anodyne

 Giving up throne by the king Abdication  Member of a band of robbers Brigand

 Go back and forth Shuttle  Morning prayer Matin

 Government by a single person Autocracy  Murdering of a family Familicide

 Government by the Gods Theocracy  Murdering of an infant Infanticide

 Government run by a dictator Autocracy  Murdering of Brother Fratricide

 Group of three novels Trilogy  Murdering of husband by his wife Mariticide

 Incapable of being wounded Invulnerable  Murdering of the king Regicide

 Murdering of tyrant Tyrannicide

 Person with a beautiful handwriting Calligrapher  Speech without preparation Extempore

 Study of human body Anatomy

 Views which are not of one’s liking Irritating

 Walking in sleep Somnambulism

 Which cannot be rectified Irreparable

 Woman who has extra marital relationship Adultery

 Work which involves too much official formalities

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