Important One Word Substitutions for SPSC, ISI and Bank Exams

Important One Word Substitutions for SPSC, ISI and Bank Exams, List of One word substitutions for Exams. One Word Substitution from Past papers for exams.

PHRASE	ONE WORD
One who is chivalrous, idealistic and unpractical	Quixotic
One who is grave and gloomy	Saturnine
The tendency to postpone things for future	Procrastination
To relax in a countryside for away from the humdrum of town	Rusticate
To spend life without purpose and initiative,	Vegetate
One who is interested in the welfare of other people	Altruist
Priestly government	Hierocracy

List of One word substitutions for Exams

PHRASE	ONE WORD
One who is chivalrous, idealistic and unpractical	Quixotic
One who is grave and gloomy	Saturnine
The tendency to postpone things for future	Procrastination
To relax in a countryside for away from the humdrum of town	Rusticate
To spend life without purpose and initiative,	Vegetate
One who is interested in the welfare of other people	Altruist
Priestly government	Hierocracy
One who believes in keeping things as they are	Conservative
A woman who lures men to destroy them	Circe
A tall, strong, masculine kind of woman	Amazon
A loud-mouthed turbulent kind of woman	Virago
A person who flaunts learning all the time	Pedant
Understanding without the interference of feelings	Empathy
An embarrassing mistake	Faux pas
A slang of the underworld	Argot
A language of a region having its own usage	Dialect
A language of a special group	Patois
Purify a book by removing its objectionable matter	Expuragate
He brought from Karachi light dainty articles of furniture, dress and food	Knick-knacks
An ardent but unpractical reformer ‘who dreamers of a brave new world	Utopian
Plain clothes worn by one who has a right to wear a uniform	Mufti
A speech delivered for the first time	A maiden speech
A battle in which neither party gains the victory,	Drawn battle
A person of strong conviction or prejudice especially in matters of religion	Bigot
A hater of learning and knowledge	Misologist
A child without parents	Orphan
Animals that can live on land and water	Amphibians
Total abstainer from all alcoholic drinks	Teetotaler
A structure in which bees may dwell	Hive
A place where a monk lives	Monastery
A character sketch; a word-picture	Vignette
Existing only in name	Titular
One who grants marriage licenses	Surrogate
Retired on account of age, usually with pension	Superannuated
Unnaturally deep sleep	Sopor
A portrait of a person with only the outline of the profile	Silhouette
The presentation to the people of a proposed bill for decision by vote	Referendum
A lover, specially one who unlawfully takes the position of a wife or a husband,	Paramour
A speech or writing praising a person or a thing	Panegyric
A story not based on realistic characters or setting	Fantasy
A long wandering journey	Odyssey
The manner of operating or proceeding	Modus operandi
Personal reminiscences in a narrative form	Memoir
A full-size model of a complete or partial human figure	Mannequin
An instruction from an electorate to its representative	Mandate
A false written statement to damage a person’s repute	Libel
A written attack using humour to provoke contempt	Lampoon
That cannot be pacified	Implacable
A swiftly changing scene or pattern	Kaleidoscope
A short journey for pleasure	Jaunt
A group of persons who band together for some secret purpose, especially for political intrigue	Junta
A plan for or the route to be followed on a journey	Itinerary
A time between periods or events	Interim
Originating or occurring naturally in the place or country where found	Indigenous
To compensate a person, etc. for loss or damage	Indemnify
Not planned ahead of time	Impromptu
An odd, atypical or eccentric trait	Idiosyncrasy
A person or thing that goes before and announces the coming of something	Harbinger
A record pr table showing the descent of a person or a family	Genealogy
The art of painting on a plaster surface	Fresco
Something very brightly colourful	Flamboyant
A passage with only one end	Cul-de-sac
One who is present everywhere	Omnipresent
An agreement entered between two or more parties	Covenant
An official bulletin	Communiqué
Words or action showing deliberate contempt for sacred things,	Blashphemy
The group, especially in the arts, regarded as being the most experimental	Avant-garde
An airplane with one pair of wings	Monoplane
Mental derangement confined to one idea	Monomania
A speech uttered by one person	Monologue
A treatise on one subject	Monograph
One who is present everywhere	Omnipresent
The money that a court asks a man to pay his divorced or legally separated wife	Alimony
One who cannot read and write	Illiterate
Something perfectly neat and tidy	Immaculate
A language of a region having its own usage	Dialect
An embarrassing mistake	Faux pas
One who does not believe in God	Atheist
Understanding without the interference of feelings	Empathy
One who knows everything	Omniscient
One who is present everywhere	Omnipresent
A person with vulgar taste	Vulgarian
One who cannot read and write	Illiterate
A traitor who can sell out even his friend	Judes
One who offers one’s services	Volunteer