(One Word Substitutions)
Most important one word substitutions
- A stage of short-sightedness- Myopia
- Something that becomes outdated- Obsolete
- A remedy/cure for all diseases- Panacea
- A universal medicine- Panacea
- A child born after the death of his father- Posthumous
- child Medical examination of a dead body- Post-mortem, Autopsy
- An office which has a salary but no work-Sinecure
- Medical termination of pregnancy- Abortion
- A book with blank pages for keeping photograph or stamps- Album
- To cut off a part of a person's body which is infected- Amputation
- A medicine which produces insensibility Anaesthetic
- Not bearing the name of a writer- Anonymous
- A substance which kills germs- Antiseptic
- A person's own handwriting- Autograph
- A woman who cannot conceive- Barren
- A child not born of legal parents-Bastard, Illegitimate
- Underground caves with burying places for the dead- Catacombs
- A place where soldiers are housed- Cantonment
- Excessive patriotism- Chauvinism
- The dead body of a human being- Corpse
- The dead body of an animal- Carcass
- A person who talks much- Garrulous,
- Talkative Without making any payment/Free of charge- Gratis
- To dig up a corpse- Exhume
- A vehicle for carrying dead bodies to the ceremony-Hearse Heterosexual
- Love or attraction for the opposite sex
- Love or attraction for the same sex- Homosexual
- An office for which no salary is paid. Honorary office
- A stage of long-sightedness- Hypermetropia
- Lack of knowledge or information- Ignorance
- Destitute of knowledge- Ignorant
- A person who neither read or write- Illiterate
- A medical graduate serving his apprenticeship in a hospital- Interne
- Apaper written by hand- Manuscript
- A stage of motherhood- Maternity
- A note to help memory- Memorandum
- Characterised by dull uniformity- Monotonous
- A long speech by an actor in play or movie- Monologue
- Beyond the power of nature or scientific explanation- Supernatural
- Words used in common language but not in literature Stang ( সম্প্রদায়গত ভাষা, ইতর ভাষা)
- ni (সর্ব) Related One Word Substitutions
- 1.One who knows or sees everything -Omniscient
- 2.One who has all knowledge- Omniscient
- 3.One who present everywhere/all over: Omnipresent/Ubiquitous
- 4.One who is all powerful- Omnipotent/Almighty off
- One who eats everything/All eater- Omnivorous (5)
- A book in which contains all published work of an author- Omnibus (5)
- Animals (Eathing nature) Related One Word Substitutions
- Animals living in both land and water- Amphibians
- Animals living in water- Aquatic animals
- Animals living on human flesh- Cannibals
- Animals living on meat- Carnivorous animals
- Animals living on only plants/herbs/grass- Herbivorous animals
- Animals living in flocks/groups- Gregarious animals
- Animals living on grass- Graminivorous animals
- Animals sucking their mother's breast-Mammals
- Animals cating all kinds/types of food- Omnivorous animals
- Animals living on vegetables- Vegetarian animals
Government and Politics Related One Word Substitutions
- A government by the nobles- Aristocracy
- The right of independent self-government- Autonomy
- A government by one man who has complete/unlimited power- Autocracy (5)
- A government by officials- Bureaucracy
- A sudden, violent and illegal seizure/taking of power from government especially by part of an army -Coup
- A government of the people, by the people and for the people- Democracy
- A government by one man who is all powerful- Dictatorship
- The art practiced by the statesmen - Diplomacy
- A social system in which people have power because of their abilities, not because of their money or social position- Meritocracy (CTE, E
- A government by a king- Monarchy
- Revolt against a lawful authority- Mutiny
- A government by a few/ a small group of people- Oligarchy
- A government by the rich-Plutocracy
- A government in which all rule equally- Pantisocracy
- A state where all religions are respected- Secular
- A government by the divine guidance /church authorities- Theocracy
- An armed rising against a government- Rebellion
- General uprising against the government- Revolt
- The supreme power of a state- Sovereignty
- Killing /Murder Related one word Substitution
- Murderer or murder of a brother- Fratricide
- Murder of a whole nation, particular race/religious group- Genocide
- Murderer or murder of a man- Homicide
- Chemical for killing insects- Pesticide/ Insecticide
- Murderer or murder of an infant/child- Infanticide
- Murderer or murder of a mother- Matricide
- Murderer or murder of a father- Patricide
- Murderer or murder of a parent- Parricide
- Murderer or murder of the crime of killing a king or queen- Regicide
- Murderer or murder of a sister- Sororicide
- Murder of one's own self/The act of killing oneself- Suicide
- Murderer or murder of a wife- Uxoricide
- Marriage Related One Word Substitutions
- Money paid regularly to a divorced wife under court order- Alimony
- A man (male) who has never married- Bachelor
- The crime of marrying a person while already legally married to someone else- Bigamy
- A girl who is going to be married or has just got married- Bride
- Cash or kind given by the parents of the bride to the bridegroom and his relatives- Dowry
- The practice of keeping one wife or husband- Monogamy
- Lover of a married woman/Beloved of a married man- Paramour
- The practice of keeping many wives or having more than one spouse at the same time- Polygamy
- The practice of keeping many husbands at the same time- Polyandry
- A woman (female) who has never been married- Spinster
- A woman who has lost her husband and never remarried- Widow
- A man whose wife has died and who hasn't married again- Widower
- Place Related One Word- Substitutions
- A part of a theatre where audience sit- Auditorium
- A place where birds are kept- Aviary
- A place where fishes are kept- Aquarium
- A factory for manufacturing wine- Brewery
- The underground dwelling place of an animal- Burrow (মাটির ভেতরের আশ্রয়ের গর্ভ)
- A shelter or shed for cows- Cow shed
- An undergrund place for storing wine or alcoholic drinks- Cellar
- A place for production and treatment of milk- Dairy
- The lying place of the wild beasts-Den (হিংস্র জন্তুর গুহা)
- A squirrel's home- Dray
- A place for keeping motor cars- Garage
- A place for keeping planes/aeroplanes/aircraft- Hangar
- A place for keeping dogs/ A house or shelter for a dog- Kennel
- A place where clothes are washed and ironed- Laundry
- A house of keeping books- Library
- A place of discharge from the bowels- Lavatory
- A place where scientific experiment are carried on- Laboratory
- A place where currency/money is coined- Mint
- A place where treasures of art & curiosities are kept- Museum
- A place where orphans are housed- Orphanage
- A place where fruits are grown- Orchard
- A place where batting of cricket ball takes place- Pitch
- A house or shelter for a confined cow-Pen
- A place where ships are loaded and un loaded Quay (কী- জাহাজ
- A place visited for enjoyment or health- Resort ঘাট/জেটি)
- A place where films are produced- Studio
- A place where leather is tanned- Tannery
- A school for infants and young children- Kindergarten
- A place where rabits are kept- Hutch
- A place where pigs or swine are kept-Sty
- A place where horses are kept- Stable
- A place where dead bodies are kept temporarily- Mortuary
- Persons related Subsitution
- One who is interested in ancient buildings and relics- Archaeologist
- One who foretells thing by the stars- Astrologer
- One who studies heavenly bodies- Astronomer
- One who sells things at public auction- Auctioneer
- A partner in crime/A person who helps you break the law- Accomplice
- One who plans and draws the designs of building- Architect
- A person who devotes his life to welfare of others- Altruist
- One who is a diplomat of a government in other country- Ambassador
- A political representative of the highest order from one country to another- Ambassador
- One who shoots with bows and arrows-Archer
- One who studies the evolution of mankind- Anthropologist
- One who takes up legal profession- Advocate
- One who writes books- Author
- A person residing in a foreign country- Alien/Foreigner
- A partner in crime/A person who helps you break the law-
- A house of keeping books- Library (1) A place of discharge from the bowels- Lavatory
- A place where scientific experiment are carried on- Laboratory
- A place where currency/money is coined- Mint
- A place where treasures of art & curiosities are kept- Museum
- A place where orphans are housed- Orphanage
- A place where fruits are grown- Orchard
- A place where batting of cricket ball takes place- Pitch
- A house or shelter for a confined cow-Pen
- A place where ships are loaded and un loaded Quay (কী- জাহাজ
- A place visited for enjoyment or health- Resort
- A place where films are produced- Studio
- A place where leather is tanned- Tannery
- A school for infants and young children- Kindergarten
- A place where rabits are kept- Hutch
- A place where pigs or swine are kept-Sty
- A place where horses are kept- Stable
- A place where dead bodies are kept temporarily- Mortuary
- Religious Terms Related One Word Substitutions
- The passage between the seats in a church- Aisle
- One who does not believe in God- Atheist
- One who is not sure of God- Agnostic
- One who gives up/abandons one's religion/religious faith- Apostate
- The platform in a temple where idols are kept- Altar
- Religious intolerance/narrow religious views- Bigotry/Fanaticism
- One who has narrow religious views- Bigot
- The gown worn by priests. Cassock (যাজকদের আলখিল-
- A disbeliever in religion- Infidel
- Breaking of religious or social images- Iconoclasm
- One who breaks idols/images- Iconoclast (misurewer)
- Worshipping idols/images- Idolatry
- Belief in only one/single God- Monotheism
- One who believes in one God- Monotheist
- Belief in many Gods- Polytheism
- One who believes in many gods & goddesses- Polytheist
- Belief in all Gods- Panthèism
- Belief that God exist in all natural things-Pantheism
- One who believes in all gods & goddesses- Pantheist
- A journey to a holy place- Pilgrimage (,) One who undertakes a journey to a holy place- Pilgrim
- The platform from where a priest delivers his lecture- Pulpit
- One who gives up religious faith- Renegade
- The holy books/writings of a particular religion- Scripture
- One who believes in the existence of God- Theist
- Medical Science Related One Word Substitutions
- A doctor who treats heart diseases /heart specialist- Cardiologist
- A doctor who treats skin diseases /skin specialist- Dermatologist
- A doctor who treats nerve diseases/ nerve specialist- Neurologist
- A specialist in eye diseases/eye specialist- Oculist/Ophthalmologist
- A doctor who treats the bone diseases/bone specialist- Orthopedist
- One who tests eyesight and sells spectacles- Optician
- A specialist in mental disorders or maladjustment- Psychiatrist
- A docto who studies and treats the diseases of children- Paediatric
- Study/Science Related One Word Substitutions
- Study of ancient societies Archaeology
- Study of the structure of animal bodies- Anatomy
- Study of mankind? Apthropology
- Study of the evolution of universe- Cosmology
- Study of relation between organism and environment- Ecology
- The study of plants or living organisms or peoples in relation to environment- Ecology/Ecosystem
- The study of the formation of life on Earth and elsewhere- Astrobiology
- The Study of life in outer space- Exobiology
- Science of heredity- Genetics
- The scientific study of blood and its disease Haematology
- The treatment of female diseases- Gynaecology
- The study of insects- Entomology
- The science of the origin and history of words- Etymology
- Study of language- Philology
- Scientific study of language- Linguistics
- Study of the earth's atmosphere and its changes/weather- Meteorology
- Branch of the medical science which studies the nervous system- Neurology
- The study and treatment of cancer/tumour - Oncology
- Science of the injuries and disease of the bone- Orthopaedics
- The study of birds- Ornithology
- The branch of medical science dealing with children diseases- Paediatrics
- One who deals with the children (infants) diseases- Paediatric/ Paediatrician
- The branch of medical science dealing with old age diseases- Gerontology
- One who deals with the old people (old age) diseases- Gerontologist
- The scientific study of diseases- Pathology (GMa) Study of rocks- Petrology (4)
- The study of the sounds made by the human voice in speech- Phonetics
- The study of the speech sounds-Phonology
- Study of forms of words- Morphology (4)
- The study of meanings of words and phrases in a language- Semantics
- The rules of formation of sentences- Syntax
- Study of religion-Theology
- Literary Terms Related One Word Substitutions
- An account of life written by self- Autobiography ()
- A list of the topics to be discussed at a meeting- Agenda
- A speech delivered for the first time in an assembly- A maiden speech
- A speech full of too many words: A verbose speech
- The life account of a person- Biography
- A list or collection of books- Bibliography
- A book in which the events of each day are recorded- Diary
- A book that consists of an alphabetical list of the words- Dictionary
- A book containing names and addresses of the persons- Directory a fer refforem
- An incident in a series of incidents- Episode
- Words inscribed on a tombstone /An inscription on a tomb-Epitaph
- A speech made without previous preparation- Extempore
- A book containing information of all subject-Encyclopaedia
- A list of special or technical words with definitions- Glossary
- A book of accounts showing debits and credits- Ledger
