best 50 important one-word substitutes
- Amnesia – Loss of memory
- Atheist – A person who does not believe in the existence of God.
- Alien – One who resides in a country of which, he is not a citizen.
- Autocracy – Government by one man who has unlimited power.
- Autocrat – A person who rules without consulting the opinion of others.
- Astronomer – A person who is skilled in the science of the celestial bodies (sun, moon, stars, planets, etc.)
- Arsenal – A place where weapons and ammunition stored.
- Amnesty – A general pardon of political offenders.
- Ambassador – A minister representing a state in a foreign country.
- Allegory – A story in which ideas are symbolized as people.
- Anonymous – A letter or a document that does not bear the name of its writer.
- Antiseptic – A medicine prevents decomposing.
- Aristocracy – A Government run by the nobility or the rich and the elite people.
- Audience – An assembly of listeners.
- Autobiography – A life story of a person written by self.
- Anatomy – Scientific study of the structure of animal bodies.
- Analgesia – Loss of ability to feel pain while still conscious.
- Altruist- A person who thinks unselfishly for others.
- Anarchy- The absence of Government in a country.
- Anthropologist – A scientist who studies the development of man from his earliest beginnings.
- Accessible – That can be approached.
- Audible – That can be heard.
- Agnostic – one who holds the belief that nothing can be known without God.
- Amazon – A Warlike or masculine women (female warrior).
- Avoidable – That can be avoided.
- Adolescent – One at the state of growth between bod hood and youth.
- Ambidextrous – A person who is capable of using both hands with equal skill.
- Arbitrator – A person chosen or appointed by parties in controversy to decided their difference.
- Alias – Name by which a person is called at other times or in other places.
- Addendum – A thing that is to be added.
- Astrology – The theory that interprets the influence of planets and stars on human events.
- Ambivert – One who turns thoughts both inwards and outwards.
- Ascetic – one who does not pursue pleasure for the flesh.
- Agenda – Items of business to be discussed at a meeting.
- Aster – A flower that is star-shaped.
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- Agronomics – The science of land management.
- Bankrupt or insolvent – one cannot pay off his debts.
- Bigot – A person attached to any opinion, system, or party.
- Botanist – one who is well versed in the knowledge of plants.
- Bond – Agreement or engagement that a person is bound to observe.
- Bureaucracy – A government in which all power is controlled by the officials.
- Braggart – A vain, boasting fellow.
- Biennial – Occurring every two years.
- Belligerent – One who is engaged in fighting.
- Brittle – That breaks easily.
- Biped – An animal with two feet.
- Bigamy – the state of having two wives (or husbands ) at a time.
- Butcher – A person who seob is killing animals for food and selling meat.
- Burglar – A person who enters a building illegally in order to steal.
- Bier – Frame on which a dead body is carried or placed before the burial.
