Top English One Word Substitutions Notes (Part-1) For PPSC, FPSC and CSS

No.

No.

1.

One who is present everywhere

2.

One who is all Powerful

3.

One who is knows everything

4.

One who believes in God.

5.

One who does not believe in God.

6.

One who is knows everything

7.

One who does not worship God.

8.

Killing of a human being.

9.

Killing of a brother.

10.

Killing of a King.

11.

Marrying one husband or one wife.

12.

Marrying two wives or two husbands.

13.

Marrying more than one wife.

14.

Marrying more than one husband.

15.

That which cannot be conquered.

16.

That which cannot be corrected.

17.

That which cannot be explained.

18.

That which cannot be believed.

19.

That which cannot be approached.

20.

That which cannot be heard.

21.

That which cannot be imitated.

22.

That which cannot be repaired.

23.

That which goes from father to son.

24.

That which lasts forever.

25.

That which lasts for a short time.

26.

Killing of one’s father.

27.

Killing one’s mother.

28.

Killing of infant.

29.

Government by a king.

30.

Government by one man.

31.

Government by a few. (small group)

32.

Government by the Nobility.

33.

Government by the officials.

34.

Government by the rich.

35.

Government by the people.

36.

That which cannot be cured.

37.

That which cannot be described.

38.

That which cannot be divided.

39.

That which cannot be harmed.

40.

That which cannot be moved.

41.

That which ends in death.

42.

That which thinks only of himself.

43.

A person who believes in fate.

44.

Examination of a dead body.

45.

A person with a bad reputation.

46.

Person who is unable to pay debts.

47.

Something that can be heard.

48.

A list of books, etc.

49.

A state of dryness.

50.

To free from germs.

51.

Place of permanent residence.

52.

Something dull and uninteresting.

53.

One who eats human flesh.

54.

One who is indifferent to pain or pleasure.

55.

List of things to be discussed at a meeting.

56.

A general pardon by the government.

57.

One who walks in sleep.

58.

A drug that induces sleep.

59.

Insensitive and cruel.

60.

Money paid to employees on retirement.

61.

One who does not show favour to anyone.

62.

Out of date.

63.

Skill and tact in dealing with people.

64.

Aggressive or war like behaviour.

65.

One who looks at the dark side of things.

66.

That which cannot be understood.

67.

One who has no regard for feelings of others.

68.

A storehouse for grain.

69.

To throw light on something difficult.

70.

A line of persons waiting to be attended to.

71.

A person with narrow religious views.

72.

Not identified by name; of unknown identify.

73.

Anything that destroys the effect of poison.

74.

Primarily concerned with making money at the expense of ethics money at the expense of ethics.

75.

A written declaration on oath before a magistrate.

76.

Familiar with many different cultures.

77.

Property inherited form father.

78.

Secular

Government which respects all religions.

79.

That which cannot be changed.

80.

A bunch of flowers.

81.

That which cannot be changed.

82.

A substance which can be easily broken.

83.

One who totally abstains from all alcoholic drinks.

84.

One who eats too much.

85.

For the first time.

86.

One who lives on others.

87.

A man of singular temperament, unconventional and slightly strange.

88.

Written by hand.

89.

Too much official formality.

90.

Favouring of relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs.

91.

One who is out to destroy all governments.

92.

One who is easily believes others.

93.

Lover of humanity.

94.

The worship or tolerance of many gods.

95.

After death

96.

One who cannot make a mistake.

97.

To destroy completely.

98.

One who is made angry easily.

99.

Easy to carry.

100.

A breaker of images.

101.

An animal with 4 legs.

102.

A style that is full of words.

103.

Remedy for all diseases.

104.

Scientific study of old age and old people.

105.

Incapable of being seen through.

106.

A person who renounces the world and

practices self-discipline in order to attain salvation.

107.

One who abandons his religious faith.

108.

A hater of knowledge and learning.

109.

Commencement of words with the same letter.

110.

A lady’s umbrella.

111.

Story of old time gods or heroes.

112.

A sad song.

113.

One who believes in the power of fate.

114.

A person who loves everybody.

115.

One who cannot easily pleased.

116.

A person who is indifferent to pains and pleasure of life.

117.

A disease which spreads by contact.

118.

The act of speaking one’s thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers

especially by a character in a play.

119.

A man who rarely speaks the truth.

120.

International destruction for racial groups.

121.

A pioneer of a reform movement.

122.

A person who pretends to have more knowledge or skill than he really has.

123.

A person who forsakes religion.

124.

One who studies insect life.

125.

A doctor who treats skin diseases.

126.

A lady who remains unmarried.

127.

One who has good taste for food.

128.

One who knows two languages.

129.

That which cannot be avoided.

130.

An independent person or body officially appointed to settle a dispute.

131.

Use of force or threats to get someone to agree to something.

132.

Group of stars.

133.

To examine one’s own thoughts or feelings.

134.

One indifferent to art and literature.

135.

Open to injury or criticism.

136.

Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool.

137.

The study of ancient societies.

138.

139.

A style in which a writer makes a display of his knowledge.

140.

Leave or remove from a place considered dangerous.

141.

A person pretending to be somebody he is not.

142.

A person who knows many foreign languages.

143.

One who has little faith in human sincerity and goodness.

144.

One who possesses many talents.

145.

Words inscribed on tomb.

146.

One who eats everything.

147.

A person who insists on something.

148.

A person interested in collecting, studying and selling of old things.

149.

A drawing on transparent paper.

150.

151.

One who is fond of fighting.

152.

A small shop that sells fashionable clothes, cosmetics, cosmetics, etc.

153.

That which cannot be read.

154.

In a state of tension or anxiety or suspense.

155.

To slap with a flat object.

156.

Habitually silent or talking little.

157.

Be th3e embodiment or perfect example.

158.

The act of violating the sanctity of the church is.

159.

The absence of law and order.

160.

A religious discourse.

161.

Parts of a country behind the coast or a

162.

The absence of law and order.

163.

A disease of mind causing an uncontrollable desire to steal.

164.

To take secretly in small quantities.

165.

To accustom oneself to a foreign climate.

166.

Detailed plan of journey.

167.

Giving undue favours to one’s own kith and kin.

168.

Hater of learning and knowledge.

169.

A person interested in reading books and nothing else.

170.

A place where monks live as a secluded community.

171.

One who does not care for literature or art.

172.

A large sleeping-room with many beds.

173.

Continuing fight between parties, families, clans, etc.

174.

A building of or storing threshed grain.

175.

Policeman riding on motorcycles as guards to a VIP.

176.

An expression of mild disapproval

177.

A school boy who cuts classes frequently.

178.

Ready to believe.

179.

A person who tires to deceive people by claiming to be to be able to do wonderful things.

180.

A dramatic performance.

181.

One who does not marry, especially as a

182.

That which is perceptible by touch.

183.

Very pleasing to eat.

184.

The part of government which is concerned with making of rules.

185.

Having superior or intellectual interests and tastes.

186.

To cause troops, etc. to spread out in readiness for battle.

187.

A light sailing boat built especially for racing.

188.

One who is in charge of museum.

189.

A government by the nobles.

190.

One who is honourably discharged from service.

191.

Present opposing arguments or evidence.

192.

The policy of extending a country’s empire and influence.

193.

Of outstanding significance.

194.

A fixed orbit in space in relation to earth.

195.

To issue a thunderous verbal attack.

196.

To examine one’s own thoughts and feelings.

197.

Life history of a person written by another.

198.

Bringing about gentle and painless death from incurable disease.

199.

Music sung or played at night below a person’s window.

200.

Strong and settled dislike between two persons.