One Word Substitution [Page 3]

HP Patwari-2026 Mock Test Series
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501 One who plans and draws the design of buildings and superintends their erection Architect
502 One who pretends to be what he is not Hypocrite
503 One who remains unmoved by opinions of others Impervious
504 One who retires from society to live a solitary life Recluse, Hermit
505 One who runs away from justice or the law Fugitive
506 One who sells articles at public sales Auctioneer
507 One who sells fowls, ducks, turkeys, etc. Poulterer
508 One who sells securities anticipating fall in prices Bear
509 One who sells sweets and pastries Confectioner
510 One who sets type for books, newspapers etc. Compositor
511 One who shoots with bows and arrows Archer
512 One who sneers at the aims and beliefs of his fellow men Cynic
513 One who speaks many languages Polyglot
514 One who starts a business venture Entrepreneur
515 One who steals books Biblioklept
516 One who steals from the pockets of others Pick-Pocket
517 One who studies plant and animal life Naturalist
518 One who studies rocks and soils Geologist
519 One who studies the evolution of mankind Anthropologist
520 One who studies the past through objects left behind Archaeologist
521 One who studies the pattern of voting in elections Psephologist
522 One who studies the stars Astronomer
523 One who supervises in the examination hall Invigilator
524 One who takes care of a building Janitor
525 One who takes over after another in office or employment Successor
526 One who takes refuge in a foreign country Refugee, Alien
527 One who talks continuously Loquacious
528 One who talks in his sleep Somniloquist
529 One who teaches dancing Choreographer
530 One who tests eyesight and sells spectacles Optician
531 One who totally abstains from alcoholic drinks Teetotaller
532 One who translates somebody’s speech into another language Interpreter
533 One who treats diseases by performing operations Surgeon
534 One who treats diseases by rubbing the muscles Masseur
535 One who walks in his sleep Somnambulist
536 One who walks on foot Pedestrian
537 One who walks on ropes Funambulist
538 One who works for the rights and welfare of the women Feminist
539 One who works in a coal-mine Collier
540 One who works in brass Brazier
541 One who works or serves only for money Mercenary
542 One who works very hard and can’t stop working Workaholic
543 One who writes biography Biographer
544 One who writes books Author
545 One who writes for the newspapers Journalist, Reporter, Correspondent
546 One who writes novels Novelist
547 One who writes plays Dramatist, Playwright
548 One who writes poetry Poet
549 One who writes shorthand Stenographer
550 Ordinary remarks often repeated Platitudes
551 Ordinary shares of a limited company Equities
552 Original inhabitants of a place Aborigines
553 Passing off another author’s work as one’s own Plagiarism
554 Payment allowed to a woman on legal separation from husband Alimony
555 Payment in addition to regular or base wages Bonus
556 People attending a religious programme Congregation
557 People collected together in the street Crowd
558 People gathered for some common purpose Gathering, Assembly
559 People listening to a concert or lecture Audience
560 People watching a play or a match etc. Spectators
561 People who speak two languages Bilingual
562 Person having the same name Namesake
563 Persons working together in the same institution Colleagues
564 Planned tour schedule Itinerary
565 Pledge given by a prisoner for temporary release not to escape Parole
566 Point of no profit and no loss Breakeven
567 Practice of having more than one husband at a time Polyandry
568 Practice of having more than one wife at a time Polygamy
569 Practice of talking too much about one self Egotism
570 Privilege, enjoyed by citizens Right
571 Ravishing a lady by force without her willingness Rape
572 Reduction of value of currency in relation to foreign currencies Devaluation
573 Repetition of speech or writing word for word Verbatim
574 Rising from the dead Resurrection
575 Rock from which metal is extracted Ore
576 Signature of some important person in his own hand-writing Autograph
577 Something spiritual (love) Platonic
578 Something that can be easily broken Brittle, Fragile
579 Speaking to oneself Soliloquy
580 Specialist in diseases of bones Orthopedist
581 Specialist in diseases specific to children Pediatrician
582 Specialist in diseases specific to women Gynecologist
583 Stage between boyhood and youth Adolescence
584 State of antagonism Hostility
585 Statement of anticipated revenue & expenditure Budget
586 Stories which build morale Parables
587 Substance having power to destroy germs Germicide
588 Take legal action against somebody Prosecute
589 Taking neither side in the struggle Neutral
590 Taking place after many years Perennial
591 Taking place after three years Triennial
592 Taking place after two years Biennial
593 Taking place every year Annual
594 Taking place twice a year Biannual
595 That can be carried easily Portable
596 That cannot be dissolved Insoluble
597 That cannot be overcome Insurmountable
598 That cannot be repaired Irreparable
599 That cannot be separated Inseparable
600 That does not bear the name of the writer Anonymous
601 That does not die Immortal
602 That has no equal Unique
603 That moves from one place to another Migratory
604 That which cannot be avoided Inevitable, Unavoidable
605 That which cannot be believed Incredible
606 That which cannot be conquered Invincible
607 That which cannot be corrected Incorrigible
608 That which cannot be cured Incurable
609 That which cannot be described Indescribable
610 That which cannot be dispensed with Indispensable
611 That which cannot be imitated Inimitable
612 That which cannot be lessened or reduced Irreducible
613 That which cannot be made good in case of loss Irreplaceable
614 That which cannot be made plain or understood Inexplicable
615 That which cannot be moved Immovable
616 That which cannot be passed Impassable
617 That which cannot be pierced or penetrated Impenetrable
618 That which cannot be practised Impracticable
619 That which cannot be rubbed or blotted out Indelible
620 That which cannot be satisfied Insatiable
621 That which cannot be seen Invisible
622 That which cannot be understood Unintelligible
623 That which cannot be wounded or injured Invulnerable
624 That which is against law Illegal
625 The act of killing a human being Homicide
626 The act of killing oneself Suicide
627 The act of speaking disrespectfully about sacred things Blasphemy
628 The act or practice of spying Espionage
629 The animals of a certain region Fauna
630 The art of beautiful hand-writing Calligraphy
631 The art of conducting negotiations between nations Diplomacy
632 The art of cultivating and managing gardens Horticulture
633 The art of effective speaking or oral reading Elocution
634 The art of elegant speech or writing Rhetoric
635 The art of making maps and charts Cartography
636 The art of telling the future by the study of the stars Astrology
637 The art of tilling / cultivating land Agriculture
638 The belief that God pervades nature Pantheism
639 The bony framework of the body Skeleton
640 The central or innermost part of fruit Core
641 The circle of light seen in pictures around the heads of prophets Halo
642 The cloth which is wrapped round a dead body Winding-Sheet
643 The commander of fleet Admiral
644 The dead body of a human being Corpse
645 The dead body of an animal Carcass
646 The dead skin cast off by a snake Slough
647 The district under the jurisdiction of a bishop Diocese
648 The exclusive right to buy or sell a commodity Monopoly
649 The first night of newly married couple Honeymoon
650 The first speech delivered by a person Maiden
651 The framework of a vehicle Chassis
652 The gradual recovery of health after an illness or injury Convalescence
653 The green colouring matter in the leaves of plants Chlorophyll
654 The head of a cathedral Dean
655 The head of a college Principal
656 The head of a town council or corporation Mayor
657 The home of a lion Den
658 The house or shelter of a gipsy Caravan
659 The importer or exporter of goods without paying customs duty Smuggler
660 The inside of a nut Kernel
661 The kitchen of a ship Caboose, Galley
662 The last work (literary) of a writer Swan Song
663 The life story of a person written by himself Autobiography
664 The life story of a person written by somebody else Biography
665 The likeness or representation of a person Effigy
666 The liquid which comes out from a sewerage tank Effluent
667 The main division of an army Battalion
668 The meat of deer Venison
669 The meat of sheep Mutton
670 The mosquito which transmits malaria Anopheles
671 The part of milk from which cheese is made Casein
672 The person in charge of a library Librarian
673 The person in charge of a ship Captain
674 The plants and vegetation of a certain region Flora
675 The practice of having two wives or two husbands at a time Bigamy
676 The practice of marrying one at a time Monogamy
677 The practice of putting painlessly to death Euthanasia
678 The principal church in the diocese (bishop’s district) Cathedral
679 The process by means of which plants and animals breathe Respiration
680 The process by which the young plant begins to grow Germination
681 The quality of being balanced in all situations Equanimity
682 The resting place of a wild animal Lair
683 The right of self-government Autonomy
684 The science dealing with the life of animals Zoology
685 The science of government Politics
686 The science of land management Agronomics
687 The science of measuring Mensurations
688 The science of numbers Mathematics
689 The science of the structure of the human body Anatomy
690 The science of triangles Trigonometry
691 The science which deals with the varieties of human race Ethnology
692 The science which deals with the working of human body Physiology
693 The scientific study of industrial arts Technology
694 The sleeping rooms in a college or public institution Dormitory
695 The study of ancient buildings and prehistoric remains Archaeology
696 The study of ancient writing Paleography
697 The study of birds Ornithology
698 The study of coins Numismatics
699 The study of eggs Oology
700 The study of heavenly bodies and the earth in relation to them Astronomy
701 The study of lakes or ponds Limnology
702 The study of languages Philology
703 The study of mankind Anthropology
704 The study of mountains Orology
705 The study of physical life or living matter Biology
706 The study of plants Botany
707 The study of rocks and soils Geology
708 The study of the human face Physiognomy
709 The study of the human mind Psychology
710 The study of the origin and history of words Etymology
711 The track of a wild animal Spoor
712 The white part of an egg Albumen
713 The wife or husband of a king or a queen Consort
714 The worship of idols or false gods Idolatry
715 The yellow part of an egg Yolk
716 Those killed or wounded in battle Casualties
717 Through which water cannot pass Waterproof
718 To abstain from sex Celibacy
719 To banish from one’s country Expatriate
720 To be over-particular about spending money Parsimonious
721 To carry away a person forcibly Kidnap
722 To change to stone Petrify
723 To compensate for loss or damage Indemnify
724 To cut off a part of a person’s body which is infected Amputate
725 To dig up a corpse Exhume
726 To enter a country as an enemy Invade
727 To free a person of all blames in a case Exonerate
728 To go from bad to worse Deteriorate
729 To keep apart to prevent from infecting others Isolate
730 To learn by heart Memorise
731 To make expressive gestures or motions while speaking Gesticulate
732 To move from one country to another Migrate
733 To preserve a dead body from putrefaction Embalm
734 To put to one’s own use the money with which one is entrusted Embezzle
735 To reduce to nothing Annihilate
736 To reduce to powder Pulverize
737 To remove the offensive portions of a book Expurgate
738 To root out an evil or a bad practice etc Eradicate
739 To run away with a lover in order to get married secretly Elope
740 To send back a person to his own country Repatriate
741 To separate the husk from the grain Winnow
742 To supply land with water by artificial means Irrigate
743 To surround a place with the intention of capturing it Besiege
744 Trade mark on paper when held up against light Watermark
745 Travelling under another name than one’s own Incognito
746 Trees which lose their leaves annually Deciduous
747 Unconventional style of living Bohemian
748 Unfit for human consumption Inedible
749 Value of property after it has been partly damaged Salvage
750 Violating or profaning religious things/places Sacrilege
751 Voluntary giving up of throne in favour of someone Abdication
752 Want or poorness of blood Anaemia
753 Wasteful in spending Extravagant
754 Words which have the same meaning Synonyms
755 Writing that is difficult to read Illegible, Irreadable
756 Writing that is easy to read Legible
757 Written text of a play, film or broadcast Script

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