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ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION

ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION 


Words  Meaning 
1. Aquarium   Vessel in which fish and   water plants are kept .
2. Atheist   One who does not believe in
 existence of God.
3. Audible   Sound which can be heard.
4. Botany   Study of plants .
5. Century  One hundred years. 
6. Export   Articles sent from one country
 to the other.
7. Theist   One who believes in the 
 existence of God. 
8. Judge   A person who gives judgment.
9. Patient   A person who is suffering   from any disease.
10. Illiterate   A person who cannot read and
 write.
11. Pedestrian   A person who travels on foot.
12. Widow   A woman whose husband is   dead.
13. Vegetarian  A person who lives on
 vegetables. 
14. Literate  A person who can read and 
 write. 
15. Bachelor  A person who is not married. 
16. Widower  A person whose wife is dead. 
17. Non-
Vegetarian		  A person who eats meat   also. 
18. Patriot   A person who loves his   country. 
19. Island   A place or land which is 
 surrounded by water.
20. Biography  Life history of a man   written by another. 
21. Autobiography  Life history of a man 
 written by himself.
22. Democracy   A Government by the   people. 
23. Import  Articles received by one 
 country from the other. 
24. Catalogue  A list of books. 
25. Optimist  A person who always 
 looks at the bright side
 of things. 
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