One-Words-in-English-Objects
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One word Substitution is one of the important parts of vocabulary.
It means that a sentence has to be replaced with a single word.
Abdication: giving up
Ambhibian: Animal living in both land and water
Allegory: A story or set of stories that expresses ideas through symbols
Anamoly: Departure from general rule'
Aquatic: Animals live in water
Autobiograhpy: The life history of a person written by himself
Axiom: A Statement accepted as true without proof
Belligerant: One that is a mood of war
Bigography: The life of History of a person written by someone else
Biopsy :Examination of living tissues
Blasphemy: An act of speaking against religion
Chronology: Events presented in order of occurrence
Crusade: A religious war
Eatable: Anything to be eaten
Edible: Fit to be eaten
Encyclopaedia: A book that contains
information on various subjects
Ephemeral: Lasting for a very short time
Epilogue: A concluding speech
Extempore: A speech made without preparation
Fable: A story relating to birds, animals with a moral in the end
Facsimile: An exact copy of handwriting
Fatal: That causes death
Fauna: The animals of a particular region
Flora: The flowers of a particular region
Fragile: That can be easily broken
Gregarious: Animals which live in a flock,
used for human beings also
Illegible: Incapable of being read
Inaccessible: A person/place that cannot be easily approached
Impracticable: Incapable of being practised
Inaudible: A sound that cannot be heard
Incorrigible: Incapable of being corrected
Irreparable: Incapable of being repaired
Indelible: A mark that cannot be erased
Infallible: One who is free from all
mistakes and failures
Inedible: Not fit to eat
Inflammable: Liable to catch fire easily
Inevitable: That cannot be avoided
Indispensable: That cannot be dispensed with, removed
Interregnum: A period of interval between two regimes and governments
Intelligible: That cannot be understood
Lunar: Of the moon
Maiden: A speech or an attempt made by a person for the first time
Mammal: An animal that gives milk
Manuscript: A matter written by hand
Nostalgia: Home sickness, memories of the past
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