WARANGAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE:: WARANGAL

OORUGONDA (villa), GEDEPPAD (post), ATMAKUR (mandal)

LIST OF ONE WORD SUBSTITUTES

1. Absence of government 2. A person who is out to destroy all government and order 3. A person liable to be called to account for his actions 4. Government by the nobles 5. A diplomatic minister of the highest order sent by one country to another 6. The whole mass of air surrounding the earth 7. One who does not believe in the existence of God 8. One who is not sure of the existence of God 9. A medicine which prevents in infection by killing germs 10. One who starves the body for the good of the soul 11. To give up the throne or other office of dignity 12. To increase the speed of / to hasten the progress of 13. State of growth beween boyhood and youth 14. To absorb food completely or to understand something completely 15. To increase the gravity of an offence or the intensity of a disease 16. To destroy completely 17. One who does something not professionally but for pleasure 18. A life history of man written by himself 19. A man most inordinately desirous of money 20. Capable of being interpreted in two or more ways 21. To rise in value 22. One who makes official examination of accounts 23. Great clapping and cheering 24. The original inhabitants of a place 25. A partner in crime 26. Able to use the left hand as well as the right 27. Living on land and in water 28. Yearly return of a particular date 29. Of unknown name or authorship undeclared 30. Capable of destroying bacteria 31. Medicine given to counteract poison or disease 32. Collector of ancient relics

: Anarchy : Anarchist : Autocracy : Aristocracy : Ambassador : Atmosphere : Atheist : Agnostic : Antiseptic : Ascetic : Abdicate : Accelerate : Adolescence :Assimilate : Aggravate : Annihilate : Amateur : Autobiography : Avaricious : Auditorium : Appreciate : Auditor : Applause : Aborigines : Accomplice : Ambidextrous :Amphibian/Amphibious : Anniversary : Anonymous : Antibiotic : Antidote : Antiquary

33. Artificial pond or tank for keeping live fish, plants etc 34. Study of antiquities, especially of the historic period 35. Old word or expression no longer in common use 36. One who prepares plans for buildings 37. Professional singer, dancer etc 38. One who flies a space vehicle 39. Disbelief in the existence of God 40. Assembly of listeners 41. One who rules with absolute power, not subject to any control 42. Place of keeping of birds 43. Art or practice of flying an aircraft 44. To talk impiously about sacred things 45. One who has narrow and prejudiced religious views 46. One who is great lover of books 47. A woman of fair complexion and light hair 48. A woman with dark complexion and brown hair 49. Influence exerted secretly 50. The science of vegetable life 51. The life history of man written by someone else 52. The science which treats of life 53. A member of the middle class 54. Hastily erected barrier across a street 55. Shutting up of a place by enemy forces 56. To shut out from all social or commercial relations 57. Government dominated by officials 58. A person who easily believes whatever is told to him 59. A person having little or no sympathy 60. People working together in the same office or department 61. One who is always is inclined to find faults 62. One who can make himself a t home in all countries 63. The state of remaining unmarried 64. A round about way of speaking 65. The action of bringing into completion 66. Men living in the same age 67. Belonging or pertaining to an individual from birth : Bigot

: Aquarium : Archaeology : Archaism : Architect : Artiste : Astronaut : Atheism : Audience : Autocrat : Aviary :Aviation : Blasphemy : Bibliophile : Blonde : Brunette : Backdoor : Botany : Biography : Biology : bourgeois : Barricade : Blockade : Boycott : Bureaucracy : Credulous : Callous : Colleagues : Censorious : Cosmopolitan : Celibacy : Circumlocution : Consummation : Contemporaries : Congenital

68. Vigilant or cautious observation if events or circumstances 69. To make a thing a sacred

: Circumspection : Consecrate : Collaborator

70. One who attempts a task (such is the writing the book or starting the enterprise) Jointly with another 71. Man who eats human flesh; animal that feeds on its own species : Cannibal : Capitalism 73. Feeding on flesh (used about animals) 74. Usually humorous illustration, especially on politics, in a news paper 75. Broad outlook, free from prejudice 76. Living together, especially of nations with different social systems : Carnivorous : Cartoon : Catholicity : Co-existence : Collusion 78. A person belonging to ones own country 79. Satisfied with ones own character, achievement etc 81. Electronic calculating machine 82. One well versed in any art and therefore a sensitive critic and judge of the art 83. Agreement of opinion among different groups and parties 84. Government by the people 85. To give ones authority to another 86. A game or battle in which neither party wins 87. Situation that brings action or progress to a stand still 88. To wander away from the main point 89. The art and practice of conducting negotiations between nations 90. Extreme dry weather without any rainfall 91. A person who is too much like a woman legislature 93. One who thinks only of oneself 94. One who always talks of oneself 95. Speech delivered without any previous preparation 96. A man of unusual habits 97. A thing that is fit to be eaten 98. To explain something mysterious or difficult : Draw : Deadlock : Digress : Diplomacy : Drought : Effeminate : Executive : Egoist : Egotist : Extempore : Eccentric : Edible : Elucidate 80. A settlement of disputes, differences, etc., by both parties making concessions : Compatriot : Complacent :Compromise : Computer : Connoisseur : Democracy : Delegate : Consensus

72. Dominance of private capitalists or people who invest huge Amounts in industry and business

77. A secret understanding or agreement between two parties in order to deceive or harm someone else.

92. That part of the government which preserves law and order and carries out the laws made by the

99.

A statement absolutely clear

: Explicit : Epidemic : Emphasize : Eradicate : Epitaph : Equilibrium : Exile : Epilogue : Eligible : Emigrant : Encyclopedia : Epicure : Fastidious : Fratricide : Feminist : Frustrated : Fanatic : Fauna : Fatalist : Flora : Geology : Germicide : Glutton : Gala day : Galaxy : Genealogy : Gravitation : Gymnasium : Honorary : Homicide : Heresy : Hallucination : Hedonist

100. A wide spread disease affecting many people at the same time 101. To lay special stress on 102. To root out an evil, disease, etc 103. Words inscribed on the tomb of a person 104. A state of perfect balance 105. To send out of ones native country 106. Concluding part of a literary work 107. Qualified to be selected for any office or duty 108. One who leaves ones country to settle in another 109. A book giving information on all branches of knowledge 110. One who enjoys and appreciates good food, drink, or is fond of luxury 111. One who is not easily pleased 112. Murder or murderer of the brother 113. One who thinks of the welfare of women 114. One whose hopes have been dashed to the ground 115. A man who has too much enthusiasm for his own religion and hates 116. The animals for a particular region 117. One who believes that fate controls human life 118. The plants that grow in a particular region 119. The science which treats of the earth 120. A medicine that kills germs 121. One who eats too much 122. A day of gaiety and festivity 123. Large band of stars encircling the heavens 124. Account of a persons descent from his ancestors 125. Attractive force by which bodies are pulled 126. Room with appliances for practice in physical exercise 127. Work for which no salary is paid 128. Murder or murderer of a man 130. Opinion contrary to accepted doctrines 131. Seeing something which is not actually present 132. One who lives for pleasure

129. One who serves public interest and feels very sympathetic towards human beings : Humanitarian

133. Descending from father to son 134. Art of garden cultivation 135. Vehicle that rides on a cushion of air 136. Supposition made on basis for reasoning 137. Immediate apprehension by the mid without reasoning 138. Person disabled by illness 139. That cannot be conquered 140. Narrow neck of land connecting two bigger land masses control 141. The area over which an official has control 142. Art of editing or writing for newspapers and magazines 143. Sound in judgment 144. The equipment of a scholar, sailor, or traveler 145. Carry away a person by force 146. A school for very young children 147. Science that deals with the motion of bodies and the Forces acting on them 148. Place where dogs are kept 149. A compulsion to steal 150. Non-interference by Government in trade commerce, Industry, etc 151. The action of looking within or into ones own mind 152. Incapable of being moved 153. One who cannot read or write 154. One who is unable to pay his debts 155. A scheme that cannot be put into practice 156. A trade that is prohibited by law 157. A method that cannot be imitated 158. A desire that cannot be repressed 159. Remarks which do not really apply to the subject under discussion 160. A story that can hardly be believed 161. A problem never likely to be solved 162. A comparison that is out of place 163. A sound that cannot be heard 164. Liable to catch fire easily 165. That which cannot be hurt 166. That which cannot be satisfied 167. That which cannot be altered or withdrawn

: Hereditary : Horticulture : Hovercraft : Hypothesis : Intuition : Invalid : Invincible : Isthmus : Jurisdiction : Journalism : Judicious : Kit : Kidnap : Kindergarten : Kinetic : Kennel : Kleptomania : Laissez-Faire : Introspection : Immovable : Illiterate : Insolvent : Impracticable : Illicit : Inimitable : Irrepressible : Irrelevant : Incredible : Insoluble : Inapt : Inaudible : Inflammable : Invulnerable : Insatiable : Irrevocable

168. That which is not likely to happen 169. That which cannot be explained 170. A loss or damage that cannot be compensated for 171. To urge to commit a crime 172. A remedy which never fails 173. A thing which cannot be seen with human eyes 174. A statement which cannot be understood 175. One who is very easily made angry 176. That which is incapable of being described adequately 177. Worship of images or idols 178. A peculiarity of temperament or constitution 179. A statement which cannot be contradicted 180. Practice of forming and following after ideals 181. Set of ideas at the basis of certain economic and political systems 182. A thoroughly ignorant person 183. Too old to be remembered 184. About to happen 185. Being proof against infection etc 186. In connection with an opening ceremony 187. Not of good ornen 188. Incurably bad or deprived 189. Disease liable to be transmitted by air or water 190. That cannot be overcome 191. That cannot be touched / that cannot be grasped mentally 192. The class of people who can think independently 193. That cannot be endured or tolerated 194. Examination of ones own mental process 195. Capable of being clearly read 196. Sufficient or designed to cause death 197. Party to a law-suit 198. Pertaining to moon 199. Government by the moon or king 200. Marrying one husband or one wife 201. Hater of mankind 202. Hater of women

: Improbable : Inexplicable : Irreparable : Instigate : Infallible : Invisible : Incomprehensible : Irritable : Indescribable : Idolatry : Idiosyncrasy : Irrefragable : Idealism : Ideology : Ignoramus : Immemorial : Imminent : Immunity : Inaugural : Inauspicious : Incorrigible : Infectious : Insuperable : Intangible : Intelligent : Intolerable : Introspection : Legible : Lethal : Litigant : Lunar : Monarchy : Monogamy : Misanthrope : Misogynist

203. Murder or murderer of mother 204. A person for whom money or gains is the most important consideration 205. The first speech delivered by a person 206. One who spends very little 207. One who is after money 208. A bird that comes an goes with season 209. A person chosen by parties who have a controversy to settle their differences 210. One who embraces voluntary death for the sake of ones Country 211. Change of form or character 212. Bill of fare, list of dishes available in a restaurant 213. One who hates marriages 214. Exclusive possession of the trade in some commodity 215. Doctrine that there is only one God 216. Building used for preserving dead bodies 217. Deliberate foolishness or nonsense for effect 218. One who is new in any business or profession 219. Retributive justice 220. A new word coined by an author 221. Favor shown by a person in power to his relatives 222. A person who suffers from nervous disorder 223. Taking neither side in a dispute, but remaining impartial 224. Central portion of an atom 225. Government by few 226. One who is presents everywhere 227. One who knows everything 228. One who is all powerful 229. One who looks at the bright side of the things 230. Holding established opinions 231. A word or law no longer in use 232. Notice of death, especially in a news paper 233. One who shapes ones conduct according to the circumstances of the moment 235. Curved path of a planet 236. Government by rich 237. Marrying more than one wife at a time

: Matricide : Materialistic : Maiden : Miser : Mercenary : Migratory : Mediator : Martyr : Metamorphosis : Menu : Misogamist : Monopoly : Monotheism : Mortuary : Morology : Novice : Nemesis : Neologism : Nepotism : Neurotic : Neutral : Nucleus : oligarchy : omnipresent : omniscient : omnipotent : optimist : orthodox : obsolete : obituary : Opportunist : orbit : plutocracy : polygamy

234. A building provided with telescope from where stars and planets may be watched : observatory

238. Marrying more than one husband at a time 239. A child born after the death of his father 240. A book published after the death of the writer 241. One who looks at the darker side of the things 242. A writer who borrows words and ideas from another author 243. Lover of man kind 244. The science which treats of the body 245. The science which treats of the language 246. Murder of the father 247. One who does not care for literature and art 248. Property inherited from ones father or ancestors 249. One who amused oneself by love making 250. Medical examination of a body held after death 251. A remedy for all diseases 252. One who walks on foot 253. One who lives on others 254. Who is liked by everybody 255. An ordinary and common place remark 256. To preserve from extinction 257. A tendency to give an unfair judgment through a sympathy at one side 258. A fictitious name used by author 259. A who believes on total abolish the war and refuses to fight 260. Unbroken view of surrounding region 261. A statement contradictory to the commonly accepted 262. A document permitting a person to go abroad 263. Sole right to made sell some invention 264. One who over rates or shows off book learning 265. Gain or profit over and above ones salary or wages 266. An un cultured person whose interests are purely material and common place 267. That can be easily carried about 268. One who claims to be an expert without skill or knowledge 269. A dock in a harbor 270. Constantly complaining 271. A place where amounts of coal or stone 272. A question to check something his true or false

: polyandry : posthumous : posthumous : pessimist : plagiarist : philanthropist : physiology : philology : patricide : philander : patrimony : philander : post-mortem : panacea : pedestrian : parasite : popular : platitude : perpetuate : partiality : pseudonym : pacifist : panorama : paradox : passport : patent : pedant : perquisite : philistine : portable : Quack : Quay : Querulous : Quarry : query

273. Four legged animal 274. Soft and ground 275. A strange happening 276. A drug treating malaria 277. Doing generous things to others while oneself running into danger 278. Arguing on small or insignificant point 279. The purest and most essential part of a thing 280. One who collaborates with and enemy inside or outside Ones country 281. The action of looking back on past time 282. Murder or murderer of a king 283. A sum paid to a man for a piece of work 284. People who take up arms against the government 285. A person very reserved in speech 286. Give and receive mutually 287. A country, etc. Which is very distant 288. Apparatus for finding out the direction and range of aircraft, ships etc 289. Capable of giving forth spontaneously certain powerful, invisible rays 290. Excessive use of official formalities which cause unnecessary delay 291. Method of Government in existing system of things 292. Strengthen by additional men or material 293. Restore to lost place, privileges, etc. 294. Band of persons in attendance on some body 295. An office with high salary but no work 296. One who helps a stranger or a helpless person in difficulties 297. One who walks in sleep 298. Happening at one and the same time 299. Murder or murderer of oneself 300. One who is different to pleasure or pain 301. One who speaks for others 302. One who spends too much 303. Speech made to oneself when one is alone 304. Violation of what is sacred 305. Movement or action so stealthy that none might observe 306. A short stay at a place 307. Speaking ones thoughts aloud to oneself

: quadruped : quagmire : quirk : quinine : quixotic : Quibble : Quintessence : Quisling : Retrospection : Regicide : Remuneration : Rebels : Reticent : Reciprocate : Remote : Radar : Radio-Active : Red-Tapism : Regime : Reinforce : Reinstate : Retinue : Sinecure : Samaritan : Somnabulist : Simultaneous : Suicide : Stoic : Spokesman : Spendthrift : Soliloquy : Sacrilege : Surreptitious : sojourn : Soliloquy

308. Wanton destruction, especially of plant, etc, by disaffected workers 309. Making a show of piety 310. Bitter or wounding remark, especially one ironically worded 311. Person who is made to bear the blame due to others 312. Person who doubts the truth of religious doctrines 313. Young member of a noble family 314. Carving figures in stone, wood, marble, etc, or crafting them in metal 315. A back shadow-like picture on white back-ground 316. A piece of music played or sung by one person 317. An unmarried woman 318. A place where horses are kept 319. A sudden rush of a large number of frightened animals 320. Lasting only for a very short while 321. Capable of being seen through 322. One who changes ones principles and party 323. Perceptible by touch, definite, clear, and intelligible 324. One who abstains from intoxicants. 325. Silent and motionless group of persons arranged to represent a scene 326. Belief that the soul passes into a new body after the death of a person 327. Child who stays away from school without leave 328. With one voice/ a decision, opinion on which all are agreed 329. Final proposal or warning given by one party or government to another 330. A person who has suddenly risen from low rank to wealth and importance 331. Perfect and ideal but imaginary and impossible 332. One who posses several talents or gifts 333. A style full of words 334. To make up ones mind and change it quickly 335. To establish the justice of a cause 336. A person with a long experience of any occupation 337. A state of complete countenance on the part of a woman 338. To waver in opinion or resolution 339. One who is too anxious about his own health 340. One who has great skill in an art, especially in music 341. Acting of ones own free will 342. An animal that cannot be tamed

: Sabotage : Sanctimonious : Sarcasm : Scapegoat : Sceptic : Scion : Sculpture : Silhouette : Solo : Spinster : Stable : Stampede : Temporary : Transparent : Turncoat : Tangible : Teetotaler : Tableau : Transmigration : Truant : Unanimous : Ultimatum : Upstart : Utopian : Versatile : Verbose : Vacillate : Vindicate : Veteran : Virginity : Vacillate : Valetudinarian : Virtuoso : Voluntary : Wild

343. A place where clothes are kept 344. An unexpected piece of good fortune 345. A clever and amusing saying 346. The science which studies about animals 347. Highest point in the sky, directly above the observer 348. Garden where rare animals are kept for show 349. Fear of animals 350. Great enjoyment 351. Fondness for animals 352. Person extremely enthusiastic about religion or politics

: Wardrobe : Windfall : Witticism : Zoology : Zenith : Zoo : Zoophobia : Zest : Zoophobia : Zealot