English Language
One Word Substitution
1,518 Questions
One Word Substitution Questions
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memento
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epitaph
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elegy
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gift
A
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Explanation
A memento is an object kept as a reminder or souvenir of a person or event.
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inaugural
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prelude
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welcome
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thanks
A
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An inaugural speech is one given at the beginning of a term or ceremony to mark its commencement.
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immigrant
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emigrant
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traveller
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nomad
B
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An emigrant is a person who leaves their own country in order to settle permanently in another. An immigrant is a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
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highbrow
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elite
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aristocrat
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intellectual
A
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Correct answer is "highbrow".
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colleague
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assistant
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comrade
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contemporary
A
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A colleague is a person with whom one works in a profession or business.
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comrade
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colleague
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contemporary
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pedant
C
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Explanation
"Contemporary" meaning living or happening in the same period of time is the correct answer.
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fleet
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galaxy
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constellation
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group
A
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A fleet is a group of ships sailing together, engaged in the same activity, or under the same ownership.
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credulous
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faithful
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client
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egoist
A
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Credulous describes a person who is too ready to believe things, often without sufficient evidence.
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calligraphist
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writer
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artist
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painter
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A calligraphist (or calligrapher) is a person who practices calligraphy, which is the art of beautiful handwriting.
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novice
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foreman
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supervisor
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apprentice
D
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A novice is defined as a person who is new to or inexperienced in a field or situation. Apprentice is also similar, but novice is the more general term for someone just starting to learn.
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heresy
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malcontent
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felon
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surrogate
B
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A malcontent is a person who is chronically dissatisfied and rebellious. Heresy refers to beliefs contrary to orthodox doctrine, while felon and surrogate have unrelated meanings.
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laundry
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mortuary
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kit
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wardrobe
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A laundry is a place or room where clothes and linens are washed. Mortuary is for the dead, while a wardrobe is for storing clothes.
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inalienable
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edible
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legible
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natural
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Inalienable refers to rights or possessions that cannot be taken away or transferred. Edible means fit to be eaten, and legible means clear enough to read.
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introvert
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eccentric
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extrovert
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prophet
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An introvert is a person who is predominantly concerned with their own thoughts and feelings rather than with external things. Extrovert is the opposite, and eccentric refers to unconventional behavior.
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misogynist
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altruist
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misogamist
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x- men
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miser
B
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An altruist is a person who helps others without expecting any personal gain or benefit. The word comes from the French 'autrui' meaning 'other people'. A misogynist hates women, a misogynamist hates marriage, and a miser is greedy.