One Word SubstituteOne Word SubstituteSynergy Exam Study Material PDF Compilation – TME / Engine Cadet – Click Here Table of Contents TogglePractice Test 1Practice Test 2Practice Test 3Practice Test 4Practice Test 5Practice Test 6 Other Tests :Practice Test 1 One Word Substitutes - Part 1 1. One who is determined to exact full vengeance for wrongs done to him Virulent Vindictive Usurer Vindicator 2. Murder of a king Matricide Genocide Regicide Infanticide 3. Medical study of skin and its diseases Endocrinology Dermatology Gynealogy Orthopaedics 4. One who does not marry, especially as a religious obligation Recluse Bachelor Celibate Vigin 5. Ready to believe Credulous Credible Incredible Creditable 6. A school boy who cuts classes frequently is a Truant Defeatist Sycophant Martinet 7. One absorbed in his own thoughts and feelings rather than in things outside Introvert Recluse Intellectual Scholar 8. An expression of mild disapproval Warning Reproof Denigration Impertinence 9. That which is perceptible by touch is Tangible Tenacious Contingent Contagious 10. Policeman riding on motorcycles as guards to a VIP Servants Attendants Commandos Outriders 11. Very pleasing to eat Appetising Sumptuous Tantalising Palatable 12. A person who tries to deceive people by claiming to be able to do wonderful things Magician Mountebank Imposter Trickster 13. One who dabbles in fine arts for the love of it and not for monetary gains Dilettante Amateur Professional Connoisseur 14. A dramatic performance Mask Mosque Mascot Masque 15. The part of government which is concerned with making of rules Court Legislature Bar Tribunal Time's upPractice Test 2 One Word Substitutes - Part 2 1. The policy of extending a country's empire and influence Communism Capitalism Imperialism Internationalism 2. A style full of words Pedantic Verbose Rhetorical Abundant 3. To cause troops, etc. to spread out in readiness for battle Collocate Disperse Align Deploy 4. Having superior or intellectual interests and tastes Sophisticated Fastidious Elite Highbrow 5. A light sailing boat built specially for racing Frigate Dinghy Canoe Yacht 6. One who is honourably discharged from service Retired Relieved Emancipated Emeritus 7. Present opposing arguments or evidence Rebut Reprimand Criticise Rebuff 8. Something that relates to everyone in the world Common General Usual Universal 9. Murder of a brother Homicide Patricide Regicide Fratricide 10. One who believes that all things and events in life are predetermined is a Fatalist Tyrant Puritan Egoist 11. A government by the nobles Autocracy Bureaucracy Aristocracy Democracy 12. One who is in charge of museum Curator Supervisor Caretaker Warden 13. Of outstanding significance Ominous Monumental Rational Evident 14. A voice loud enough to be heard Laudable Oral Audible Applaudable 15. To walk with slow or regular Steps is to Limp Advance Stride Pace Time's up Practice Test 3 One Word Substitutes – Part 3 1. One who possesses many talents Nubile Exceptional Versatile Gifted 2. A person of good understanding knowledge and reasoning power Intellectual Snob Literate Expert 3. A person who insists on something Instantaneous Disciplinarian Stickler Boaster 4. Words inscribed on tomb Epilogue Epitome Epistle Epitaph 5. List of the business or subjects to be considered at a meeting Schedule Timetable Plan Agenda 6. State in which the few govern the many Autocracy Monarchy Oligarchy Plutocracy 7. Leave or remove from a place considered dangerous Exterminate Evade Evacuate Avoid 8. A prima facie case is such As it turns out to be at the end As it seems to the court after a number of hearings As it seems at first sight As it is made to seem at first sight 9. One who has little faith in human sincerity and goodness Egoist Fatalist Stoic Cynic 10. That which cannot be corrected Indelible Incorrigible Unintelligible Illegible 11. A person who knows many foreign languages Grammarian Polyglot Linguist Bilingual 12. A person pretending to be somebody he is not Liar Rogue Imposter Magician 13. The study of ancient societies Anthropology Ethnology Archaeology History 14. A style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge Verbose Ornate Pompous Pedantic 15. Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool Dotage Senility Imbecility Superannuation Time's upPractice Test 4 One Word Substitutes – Part 4 1. A remedy for all diseases Panacea Stoic Marvel Recompense 2. A small shop that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics, etc. Stall Store Booth Boutique 3. A person interested in collecting, studying and selling of old things Antiquarian Junk-dealer Archealogist Crank 4. Malafide case is one Which is not undertaken at all Which is undertaken in a good faith Which is undertaken after a long delay Which is undertaken in a bad faith 5. That which cannot be seen Intangible Unseen Invisible Insensible 6. Teetotaller means One who abstains from taking wine One who abstains from theft One who abstains from meat One who abstains from malice 7. One who is not easily pleased by anything Precarious Mediaeval Fastidious Maiden 8. One who is fond of fighting Aggressive Belligerent Bellicose Militant 9. One who eats everything Omniscient Irrestible Insolvent Omnivorous 10. In a state of tension or anxiety or suspense On tenterhooks Depressed Diffused Off balance 11. The custom or practice of having more than one husband at same time Polychromy Polygyny Polyphony Polyandry 12. Tending to move away from the centre or axis Centrifugal Axiomatic Awry Centripetal 13. That which cannot be read Illegible Ineligible Negligible Incorrigible 14. To slap with a flat object Chop Hew Gnaw Swat 15. A drawing on transparent paper Negative Red print Transparency Blue print Time's upPractice Test 5 One Word Substitutes – Part 5 1. The raison d'etre of a controversy is The fitness with which participants handle it The enthusiasm with which it is kept alive The reason or justification of its existence The unending hostility the parties concerned have towards each other 2. Habitually silent or talking little Unequivocal Synoptic Taciturn Servile 3. The absence of law and order Revolt Anarchy Mutiny Rebellion 4. A person who speaks many languages Monolingual Bilingual Polyglot Linguist 5. Something that can be heard Auditory Audible Audio-visual Audition 6. Be the embodiment or perfect example of Personify Idol Characterise Signify 7. Study of birds Ophthalmology Ornithology Orology Optology 8. A religious discourse Stanza Preach Sermon Sanctorum 9. A paper written by hand Manuscript Thesis Handiwork Handicraft 10. Parts of a country behind the coast or a river's banks Archipelago Isthmus Hinterland Swamps 11. The act of violating the sanctity of the church is Desecration Sacrilege Blashphemy Heresy 12. A child born after death of his father Bastard Orphan Progenitor Posthumous 13. One who does not believe in existence of god Stoic Naive Atheist Egoist 14. A disease of mind causing an uncontrollable desire to steal Magolomania Kleptomania Claustrophobia Schizophrenia 15. Study of the evolution of man as an animal Archaeology Chronology Ethnology Anthropology 16. A place where bees are kept in called A mole A sanctury An apiary A hive 17. A place that provides refuge Sanatorium Shelter Orphanage Asylum 18. One who cannot be corrected Incurable Hardened Incorrigible Invulnerable 19. A name adopted by an author in his writings Nickname Pseudonym Title Nomenclature 20. A person not sure of the existence of god Theist Atheist Agnostic Cynic Time's upPractice Test 6 One Word Substitutes – Part 6 1. A person interested in reading books and nothing else Book-keepr Student Scholar Book-worm 2. Detailed plan of journey Travelogue Travelkit Itinerary Schedule 3. A building for storing threshed grain Granary Hangar Dockyard Store 4. A person who brings goods illegally into the country Importer Fraud Exporter Smuggler 5. A large sleeping-room with many beds Bedroom Basement Hostel Dormitory 6. One who sacrifices his life for a cause Martyr Soldier Patriot Revolutionary 7. Hater of learning and knowledge Misogynist Misanthropist Misologist Bibliophile 8. A place where monks live as a secluded community Cathedral Convent Diocese Monastery 9. To accustom oneself to a foreign climate Acclimatise Adopt Adapt Accustom 10. Giving undue favours to one's own kith and kin Nepotism Corruption Wordliness Favouritism 11. Incapable of being seen through Ductile Opaque Obsolete Potable 12. One who knows everything Literate Omnipotent Omniscient Scholar 13. To take secretly in small quantities Theft Defalcation Pilferage Robbery 14. One who does not care for literature or art Primitive Barbarian Philistine Illiterate 15. Continuing fight between parties, families, clans, etc. Enmity Skirmish Quarrel Feud Time's up Other Tests :SynonymsAntonymsTechnical Questions (TME) SHARE THIS POST Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Telegram WhatsApp