Tuesday, June 4, 2013

ONE WORDS SUBSTITUTION

1.    A place of refuge for criminals or debtors
 -Asylum

2.    One who plays game for pleasure and not as a profession
- Amateur

3.     A letter, document or poem of which the writer is unknown. 
- Anonymous

4.     Medicine given to counteract poison
-  Antidote

5.     An absolute government by one man.
 -Autocracy

6.     That which can be absorbed into the system.
- Assimilable

7.     A person who advocates absence of government, disorder and confusion.
 -Anarchist

8.     Liable to be called to account
- Answerable

9.     A diplomatic minister of the highest order sent by one sovereign power to another. -
Ambassador

10.  A man who does not believe in the existence of God. 
-Atheist

11.   The people found in a country at the time of the earliest known settlement.
- Aborigines 

12.  . Anything that counteracts putrefaction.
- Antiseptic

13.  One who aims to compass holiness through self-mortification.
- Ascetic

14.  . Deviation from the common rule.
- Anomaly 

15.  To renounce formally the dignity of the crown or office.
- Abdicate

16.   To do away with a rule 
-Abrogate

17.   To make like to or to absorb in the system. 
-Assimilate

18.  To turn friends into enemies
- Alienate

19.  To increase the gravity of an offence 
-Aggravate

20.  To bolt out of existence 
-Annihilate

21.   Able to use left hand as well as right
- Ambidextrous 

22.   Uncertainty of meaning
 -Ambiguity

23.  . A general pardon granted by the government to political offenders.
 -Amnesty

24.  One who breaks or fails in business. An insolvent debtor. 
-Bankrupt

25.  Liable to be easily broken
 -Brittle

26.   A system of government centralized in graded series of officials. 
-Bureaucracy

27.   The act of talking impiously about sacred things.
- Blasphemy

28.  A lover of books, especially a collector of rare books
- Bibliophile

29.  The state of having two wives at a time. 
-Polygamy 


30.   A door in the back part of a building. Secret means of approach. 
-Back-door


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