One Word Substitution (200 Words)
One Word Substitution (200 Words)
TOP 200
ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION
[Link]. Group of words One-word Hindi Meaning
1. Man who drew maps Cartographer(8) (Noun) ekufp=k&dkj
2. One who does not express oneself freely Introvert(7) (Noun) vareqZ[kh@de cksyus okyk@'kehZy
3. The arrangement of events or dates in the Chronology(7) (Noun) dkykuqØe
order of their occurrence
h
4. One who does a thing for pleasure and not Amateur(6) (Noun) 'kkSd ds fy, dke djus okyk ('kkSdhu
as a profession O;fDr)
5.
6.
is
A large bird's cage
A person who is indifferent to pain and
l
Aviary(6) (Noun)
Stoic(6) (Noun)
fpfM+;k¡[kkuk@fpfM+;k dk fiatM+
cSjkxh] ftldks lq[k&nq[k% ls iQoZQ
r
pleasures of life iMs+
i
7. A remedy for all ills Panacea(6) (Noun) jkeck.k vkS"kf/
8.
g
One who loves mankind
n s
Philanthropist(6)
(Noun)
tufgrS"kh@ijksidkjh
y
9. Animals living in flocks/One who loves the Gregarious(6) (Adj.)
E b nt
company of others
10. A sentimental longing for a period in the past Nostalgia(6) (Noun) iqjkuh ;knsa
11. One who goes on foot Pedestrian (5)
(Noun) iSny pyus okyk
12. One who adapts oneself readily to various Versatile (5)
(Adj.) vusd [Link] okyk
situations
13.
14. Series of stars
h a
A place for ammunition and weapons Arsenal(5) (Noun)
Constellation
(Noun)
(5)
'kL=kkxkj
[Link]
ledkyhu
s
15. Something that is modern or existing in the Contemporary(5)
prevailing times (Noun)
16. One who is easily deceived Gullible(5) (Adj.) Hkksyk Hkkyk] ftls vklkuh ls mYyw
17.
18.
r a
Pretending to be what one is not
A sound that cannot be heard
Hypocrite(5) (Noun)
Inaudible(5) (Adj.)
tk lds
ik[kaMh
tks lqukbZ u ns
P
19. Book giving information about everything Encyclopedia(4) fo'odks'k (gj fo"k; ij tkudkjh
(Noun) nsus okyh iqLrd)
20. A game that results neither in victory Draw(4) (Noun) ftldk dksbZ [Link]; u fudys
nor in defeat
21. A child born after the death of his father/ Posthumous(4) (Adj.) [Link]
Occurring after the death of the said person.
22. *One having excessive interest or admiration Narcissist(4) (Noun) vkReeqXèk O;fDr
for oneself
23. A person who can use both his/her hands Ambidextrous(4) (Adj.) nksuksa gkFk ,d lkFk iz;ksx djus esa
easily l{ke
h
31. A person who does not believe in God Atheist(4) (Noun)
32. A close-fitting cover for the blade of a knife Sheath(4) (Noun) E;ku(Also-scabbard)
s
or sword
Mkd ds fVdV dk laxzgd
i
33. A person who collects or studies stamps Philatelist(4) (Noun)
vpwd
l
(4)
34. A person incapable of making mistakes Infallible (Adj,)
35.
36.
g r
The life history of a person written by himself
i
A person who sells and arranges cut flowers
Autobiography(4)
(Noun)
Florist(4) (Noun)
vkRedFkk
iwQyokyk
37.
38.
n y s
A large bundle bound for storage or transport
One who dislikes art and culture
Bale (4)
(Noun)
Philistine(4) (Noun/Adj.)
xBjh] iksVyh
dyk ls izse u djus okyk
E b nt
39. Something that is no longer in use Obsolete(4) (Adj.) vizpfyr
40. A group of people, especially traders or Caraven(4) (Noun) dkfi+Qyk
pilgrims, travelling together across a desert
41. Scientific study of sound Acoustics(4) (Noun) èouh'kkL=k
a
42. Act of giving up the throne Abdication (4)
(Noun) flagklu dk R;kx
43. Words written on a tombstone in the memory Epitaph (4)
(Noun) lekfèk&ys[k
h
of the person who has died
44. A glass container to keep fish Aquarium(4) (Noun) eNyh?kj] tytho'kkyk
s
45. Study of heavenly bodies Astronomy (3)
(Noun) [kxksy&foKku
46. *One who looks at the dark side of life Pessimist (3)
(Noun) fujk'kkoknh
a
47. One who has a keen interest Gourmet (3)
(Noun) Hkkstu izseh
in food and drinks
48.
49.
50.
r
A doctor specialising in the diagnosis and
treatment of skin disorders
P
A government by the affluent
The science and art of growing vegetables,
fruits and flowers
Dermatologist(3)
(Noun)
Plutocracy(3) (Noun)
Horticulture (3)
(Noun)
peZjksx fo'ks"kK
51. A person who is skilled at producing Calligrapher(3) (Noun) lqys[kd vPNk fy[kus okyk
beautiful handwriting
52. The inhabitants living from earliest times in Aborigines(3) (Noun) ewyfuoklh
a country
53. A person having significant experience in an Veteran(3) (Noun) vuqHkoh
occupation
54. A huge building with a spacious area to house Hangar(3) (Noun) foeku'kkyk
aircrafts/A place where aircraft are kept
55. One who runs away from justice or a Fugitive(3) (Noun/Adj.) HkxksM+k
dangerous situation
56. A person who criticises traditional beliefs and Iconoclast(3) (Noun) ewfrZiwtk dk fojks/ djus okyk
customs
57. Extreme physical or mental sufferings Agony(3) (Noun) rhoz ihM+k
58. Something of little value or importance Trivial (3)
(Adj.) ux.;@ekewyh
59. A strong and fast moving stream of water Torrent(3) (Noun) ty dk rst izokg
60. One who believes in his fate Fatalist(3) (Noun) HkkX;oknh
61. A happy development or happening of events Serendipity(3) (Noun) la;ksx ls gqvk ykHk
h
by chance
62. A large group of people Horde(3) (Noun) fxjksg
s
63. The main character in a story or play Protagonist (3)
(Noun) uk;d
ihus ;ksX;
i
(3)
64. Safe to drink Potable (Adj.)
vFkd] ifjJeh
l
65. One who does not tire easily Indefatigable(3) (Adj.)
66.
r
A person exhibiting excessive worry about
g i
imaginary symptoms and diseases one's
health/A patient with
Cannibal(3) (Noun) ujHk{kd
67.
s
A person who eats the flesh of other human
beings
n y
Cannibal(3) (Noun) ujHk{kd
E b nt
68. An imaginary name assumed by an author Pseudonym(3) (Noun) miuke
69. Government by king or queen Monarchy (Noun) (3)
jktra=k
70. A place where bees are kept Apiary(3) (Noun) tgk¡ ij eèkqefD[k;ksa dks ikyk tkrk g
71. In exactly the same words as were used Verbatim(3) (Adj./Adv.) gwcgw@,d tSlk
a
originally
72. Fear of water Hydrophobia(3) (Noun) ty ls Mj yxuk
73. Murder of the king Regicide(2) (Noun) jkt&gR;k
74.
75.
76. h
Items in a hidden space
s
A storage room in a public building
Eternal; lasting forever or indefinitely
Cache(2) (Noun)
Cloakroom(2) (Noun)
Perpetual(2) (Adj.)
fNik gqvk LFkku
lkoZtfud Hkou esa HkaMkj.k d{k
vfuf'pr dky rd pyus okyk
Lo;alsod
a
77. One who offers one’s services without being Volunteer(2) (Noun)
forced
r
78. One who does not know reading or writing Illiterate(2) (Noun) vui<
79. A lover of oneself, of one’s advancement Egoist (2)
(Noun) vagdkjh
P
80. A religions war/A dynamic campaign for Crusade (Noun) (2)
/eZ;q¼
political, social or religious change
81. Belonging to the same kind Homogeneous(2) (Adj.) ,d leku
82. A speech made without preparation Extempore (2)
(Adj.) fcuk rS;kjh ds fn;k x;k Hkk"k.k
83. Exaggerated claims, not meant to be taken Hyperbole (2)
(Noun) vfr'k;ksfDr
seriously
84. Annual calendar that contains important Almanac(2) (Noun) iapkax@dky&n'kZd
dates and time
85. A thing that motivates or encourages someone Incentive(2) (Noun) izksRlkgu
to do something
86. A doctor who specialises in the diseases of Neurologist(2) (Noun) raf=kdk foKkuh@Luk;q foKkuh
nerves, brain and spinal cord
87. Ordinary and dull/Lacking interest or Mundane(2) (Adj.) lk/kj.k@vfuPNqd
excitement
88. A person who believes that there is a God Theist(2) (Noun) vkfLrd
89. Party emblem of royalty Regalia (2)
(Noun) jktfpUg
90. Community that is smaller than a village/ Hamlet (2)
(Noun) mixzke@xkao esa ?kjksa dk
group of houses in a village NksVk lk lewg
91. The killing of a group of people in a deliberate Genocide(2) (Noun) tulagkj
manner
92. The date when both, day and night are of Equinox(2) (Noun) lEikr (21 ekpZ] 23 flrEcj)
fo"kqo
h
approximately equal length
93. The act of killing one’s mother Matricide(2) (Noun) ekr`&gR;k
s
94. An eccentric manner of living Bohemian(2) (Noun) thus dh ,d vijaijkxr 'kSyh
fojkLkr
i
95. The property left to someone by a will Legacy(2) (Noun)
dq'ky@vfr lko/ku
l
96. A perfectionist/Very careful and precise Meticulous(2) (Adj.)
97.
on separation
g ir
Allowance given to a wife from her husband Alimony(2) (Noun) rykd ds ckn iRuh dks feyuk oky
iSlk
,d gh 'kCn dh iqujko`f¼
s
98. Words that begin with the same letter, syllable Alliteration(2) (Noun)
or sound
99.
100.
101.
n y
One who can speak two languages
E b nt
The scientific study of plants and their
structure
A list or collection of books or informative
graphics
Bilingual(2) (Noun/Adj.)
Botany(2) (Noun)
Catalogue(2) (Noun)
f}Hkk"kh
ouLifr&foKku
iqfLrdk&lwph
102. Piece of enclosed land planted with fruit trees Orchard(2) (Noun) iQyksm|ku
103.
104.
105. a
A person who is unsure about God's existence
Incapable of paying debts.
h
One who walks in sleep
Agnostic (2)
Insolvent (Adj.)
Somnambulist(2)
(2)
(Adj.) ftls irk u gks fd Hkxoku gS fd ugh
dtZ pqdkus esa vleFkZ
uhan esa pyus okyk
s
(Noun)
106. Well known for bad qualities/A person of evil Notorious(2) (Adj.) dq[;kr
reputation
107.
108.
Killing one self
r a
The quality of being honest and having strong
moral principles
Suicide(2) (Noun)
(2)
Integrity (Noun)
vkRegR;
bZekunkjh] le>nkjh
dhVfoKku
P
109. The scientific study of worms and insects Entomology(2) (Noun)
110. A group of worshippers Congregation (2)
(Adj.) /kfeZd lHkk@laxfr
111. A letter, poem etc. whose author is unknown Anonymous (2)
(Adj.) vKkr
112. A person who regards the whole world as his Cosmopolitan (Noun) (2)
fo'oizseh@fo'ooknh
country/An outlook that is influenced by
people from all over the world.
113. A person employed to drive a private or hired car Chauffeur(2) (Noun) Mªkboj
114. A person preoccupied with an unrealistically (2)
Quixotic (Adj.) vR;f/d vkn'kZoknh
optimistic approach to life
115. Person or animal living on another. Parasite(2) (Adj.) ijthoh
116. A doctor who specializes in heart diseases Cardiologist(2) (Noun) ân; jksx fo'ks"kK
117. One who is all powerful Omnipotent (2)
(Adj.) loZ'kfDreku
118. A thing or substance that is liable to catch fire Inflammable (2)
(Adj.) Toyu'khy
easily
119. One who dies for a noble cause/One who Martyr(2) (Noun) 'kghn
embraces voluntary death for the sake of
one’s country
120. A place where government records are kept Archives(2) (Noun) laxzgky;
121. A box or cage for rabbits or small animals Hutch(2) (Noun) fiatjk
122. Animals that live in water Aquatic(2) (Adj.) tyh; tUr
123. That which can be easily broken Fragile(2) (Adj,) VwVus iwQVus okyk
fnokfy;k
h
124. One who is unable to pay his debts Bankrupt(2) (Noun/Adj.)
125. A person who looks at the bright side of things Optimist(2) (Noun) vk'kkoknh
s
126. The study of human mind and behaviour Psychology(2) (Noun) euksfoKku
i
127. An afternoon performance in a theatre or Matinee(2) (Noun) nksigj dk flusek dk;ZØe
l
cinema
128.
r
To find ways and directions/Guide
g i
the course of a ship, especially by using
instruments or maps
Navigate(2) (Verb) fn'kk funsZ'k djuk@tgkt pykuk
129.
130.
y s
An abbreviation formed from the initial letters
n
A building where grain is kept or stored.
Acronym(2) (Noun)
Granary (2)
(Noun)
igys v{kjksa ls cuus okys 'kCn
igys v{kjksa ls cuus okys 'kCn
E b nt
131. A state of perfect balance Equilibrium(2) (Noun) larqyu
132. Capable of bending easily without breaking Flexible(2) (Adj.) yphyk
133. A person who studies the Earth and the Geologist(2) (Noun) HkwxHkZ&'kkL=kh
materials of which it is made
xk;ksa ;k HksM+ksa dk lewg
a
134. A group of cattle of sheep Herd(2) (Noun)
135. Study of the earth and its structure and Geology (2)
(Noun) Hkw&foKku] Hkw&xHkZ 'kkL=k
mHk;pj [Link]
h
136. An animal that can live in water as well as on Amphibian(2) (Noun)
land
s
137. A doctor who specialises in X-rays and other Radiologist(2) (Noun) fofdj.k fpfdRld
kind of radiations
ewfrZ] izfrek
a
138. An image of god used for worship Idol(2) (Noun)
139. A person, animal or plant belonging originally Native (2)
(Adj./Noun) ewy&fuoklh
r
to a place
140. The belief that people cannot change or avoid Fatalism(2) (Noun) HkkX;okn
P
what happens
141. Unable to speak distinctly or express oneself Inarticulate(2) (Adj.) /hjs ls cksyuk
clearly
142. One who frequently wastes one's money on Extravagant(2) (Adj.) fiQtqy[kphZ djus okyk
luxurious objects such as cars and digital
devices
143. A remedy to counteract the effects of poison Antidote(2) (Noun) fouk'kd] izfrdkjd
144. A person who leaves his/her own country to Emigrant (Noun) (2)
izoklh
live in another
145. Lasting for a very short period of time Ephemeral(2) (Adj.) vYidkyhu@de le; pyus okyk
146. A news article that reports the recent death Obituary(2) (Noun) 'kksd lekpkj
of a person
147. To walk aimlessly/Walk or move at a slow, Amble(2) (Verb) ean xfr ls pyukA
relaxed pace
148. A fictional being from another world/A person Alien(2) (Adj./Noun) fons'kh] vtuch
belonging to a foreign country.
149. Showing great attention to detail and correct Punctilious(2) (Adj.) NksVh&NksVh ckrksa ij è;ku nsusok
behaviour/Careful in performing duties
150. Drawings or writing on a wall in a public place Graffiti(2) (Noun) lkoZtfud LFkku ij fp=k cukuk
151. Policy of racial discrimination Apartheid (2)
(Noun) jaxHksn
152. An entertainer who performs difficult physical Acrobat (2)
(Noun) dykckt
feats
153.
154.
s h
Strong dislike between two persons
Something which is considered to be very
important
Antipathy(2) (Noun)
Cardinal (2)
(Adj.)
ukilan djuk@?k`.kk
vfregÙ[Link]
155.
i
Substance used for killing troublesome small
l r
animals like insects, mice etc./Killing of pests
Pesticide(2) (Noun) dhVuk'kd
i
156. *A period of thousand years Millennium(2) (Noun) gtkj lky dh vofèk
g varfj{k ;k=kh
(2)
157. A person who is trained for travelling into space Astronaut (Noun)
158.
159.
n y s
One who does not take any alcoholic drink
A person appointed by two parties to solve a
Teetotaller(2) (Noun)
Arbitrator(2) (Noun)
tks u'kk u djrk gks
eè;LFk
E b nt
dispute
160. A family of young animals/Birds Brood(2) (Noun) ;qok tkuokjksa dk ifjokj
161. Someone who studies elections and voting Psephologist(2) (Noun) pquko fo'ys"kd
statistics
162. The act of looking back on past times. Retrospection(2) (Noun) vrhr esa >kaduk
163.
164.
accounts
h a
A person authorised to examine and verify
Choreographer(2)
(Noun) ys[kk ijh{kd
u`R;jpuk&dkj
s
(Noun)
165. A period of two weeks Fortnight(2) (Noun) nks lIrkg dh vof/
166. Something which cannot be taken by force Impregnable(2) (Adj.) vts;] v[kaMuh;
167.
168.
r a
One who cannot be reformed or changed
A statement open to more than one
interpretation
Incorrigible(2) (Adj.)
Ambiguous(2) (Adj.)
ftldk lqèkkj u gks ld
vLi"V
P
169. A speech made to oneself Soliloquy(2) (Noun)
170. People who work together at the same place Colleagues (2)
(Noun) lgdeh
171. One who rides horses in races Jockey (2)
(Noun) ?kqM+nkSM+ dk lokj
172. Introductory section of a literary work Prologue (2)
(Noun) izLrkouk
173. An institution for the care of people who are Asylum (2)
(Noun) ikxy[kkuk
mentally ill
174. A person with the same name as another Namesake(2) (Noun) ,d gh uke ds vkneh
175. Holding an office without receiving a pay Honorary (2)
(Adj) voSrfud
176. A nature reserve for birds or animals Sanctuary (2)
(Noun) i'kqfogkj@vH;kj.k
177. Government run by a small group of people Oligarchy (2)
(Noun) vYira=k
178. The date on which an event took place in a Anniversary(2) (Noun) lkyfxjg
previous year
179. Two lengths of rope, wood or metal with cross Ladder(2) (Noun) lh<+h
pieces used for climbing up and down walls
180. A person who eats human flesh Carnivore(2) (Noun) ekuoHk{kh
181. Painless death given to patients to relieve Euthanasia (2)
(Noun) bPNk e`R;q
suffering
182. A person very reserved in speech./Not Reticent(2) (Noun) de cksyus okyk
revealing one’s thoughts or feelings readily
183. A geometrical figure with eight sides Octagon(2) (Noun) v"VHkqt
184. Animals living in flocks/One who feeds on Herbivorous (2)
(Adj.) >q.M esa jgus okys 'kkdkgkjh tkuoj
plants only
185.
186.
s h
That which cannot be seen through
An underground hole dug by a small animal
Opaque(2) (Adj.)
(2)
Burrow (Noun)
vikjn'kh
ek¡n] fcy@[kjxks'k ds jgus
dk LFkku
i
as a dwelling/A rabbit’s dwelling
187. A large number of fish swimming together (2)
Shoal (Noun) eNfy;ksa dk leqnk;
188.
189.
g l ir
Extreme fear of confined places
A dome-shaped shelter built from blocks of
solid snow used by Eskimos
Claustrophobia (Noun) can txg esa ?kqVu eglwl djuk
Igloo(2) (Noun)
(2)
ciQZ dk ?kj
190.
s
One who studies human societies and their
n y
culture/evolution of mankind
Anthropologist(2) (Noun) ekuo tkfr dk vè;;u
djus okyk
E b nt
191. Group of singers Choir(2) (Noun) xk;dksa dk lewg] xk;d&eaMyh
192. The state of growing to maturity/The stage of Adolescence(2) (Noun) fd'kksjkoLFkk
growth between boyhood and youth
193. A person who is recovering from an illness Convalescent(2) (Noun) chekjh ls Bhd gksus okyk O;fDr
fo'ks"kK] ikj[kh
a
(2)
194. A critical judge of any art and craft Connoisseur (Noun)
h
(Adj.)
196. An instrument used for measuring Barometer(2) (Noun) ok;qnkcekih ;a=k
s
atmospheric pressure
197. One who makes and sells sweets and pastries Confectioner(2) (Noun) feBkbZ cukus okyk] gyokbZ
lw[ks iwQy ifÙk;ksa dk laxzg
a
(2)
198. A place for the collection of dried plants Herbarium (Noun)
199. One who makes and sells sweets and pastries Confectioner(2) (Noun) feBkbZ cukus okyk] gyokbZ
200.
r
A place for the collection of dried plants
P
Herbarium(2) (Noun) lw[ks iwQy ifÙk;ksa dk laxzg