One Word Substitution
English Language
One Word Substitution starts at 6 and continues till grade 12.
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What is the one word substitution for 'a person who does not believe in the existence of God'?
What is the one word substitution for 'a person who eats too much'?
What is the one word substitution for 'a person who hates women'?
What is the one word substitution for 'a person who is always cheerful and optimistic'?
Choose the correct one word for 'a person who believes that pleasure is the most important thing in life': (1) ascetic (2) hedonist (3) altruist (4) pessimist
Choose the correct one word for 'a person who is against the institution of marriage': (1) misogamist (2) monogamist (3) polygamist (4) philanthropist
Choose the correct one word for 'a person who is not easily convinced': (1) skeptical (2) credulous (3) gullible (4) optimistic
Choose the correct one word substitution for 'a person who loves mankind': (1) philanthropist (2) misanthrope (3) misogynist (4) optimist
A person who can speak two languages fluently is called a _______.
A person who is a lover of animals is called a(n) _______.
A person who is a lover of art is called a(n) _______.
A person who is a lover of good food is called a(n) _______.
A person who is a lover of himself is called a(n) _______.
A person who is a lover of music is called a(n) _______.
A person who is a lover of nature is called a(n) _______.
A person who is a lover of peace is called a(n) _______.
Is the word 'bibliophile' used for a person who loves books? (Yes/No)
Is the word 'herbivore' used for an animal that eats only plants? (Yes/No)
Is the word 'omniscient' used to describe someone who knows everything? (Yes/No)
Is the word 'omnivore' used for an animal that eats both plants and animals? (Yes/No)
