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    HOW TO LEARN A NEW WORD (Now Tolan ANEW WORD aoa Learning New words is nothing but learning vocabulary. It’s no use of learning a list of new words. Instead, when you find a new word, you should learn the whole sentence as it appears. Learning words in isolation, needs lot of struggle. Instead. Learn the word in context you'll find it easier to remember. The word and how to use it by remembering an example sentence. Write phrase down in a notebook. Make your own mini dictionary of new words and refer to it whenever possible. Try to use the new words in conversation or when speaking. Building your vocabulary is one of the easiest way to ing and make any writi improve the power of your wri an easy task. That much easier, as you wi synonyms in your daily learning to pull from every t Developing your vocabulary need not be ¢ painful. Here are few ways you can improve your wt vocabulary every day. have sev a Use new words 2. Read every day. 3. Learn Roots. Use a Thesaurus. oop . Look up words you don't know. 6. Do word puzzles. 7. Make your own vocabulary tests. 8. Make synonym word lists. 9. Carry a Dictionary and Thesaurus with you. 10. Use vocabulary based tests. For example, you find a new word : ‘Context’ and you look it up in your dictionary. You find out that ‘context’ means ‘the situation within the something exists or happens’, and that can help explain it. = a i) 9 ddddd 29 ve ab 97 2.9. § dia ii ii, ? , / [i és os Ao PONE ADVANCEDENGUSH SYNONYMS, ANTONYMS AND ONE WORD SUBSTITUT SYNONYMS ES, ‘Synonym : A word or phrase having the same meaning as another word in the same language is called a CUA ee Commence Begin, start Maxim Proverb Chuckle Laugh Paradise Heaven Culprit Villain, cheat Intense Serious Abate : Sooth, lessen, comfort [EXAMINATION MoDEtS) Write the Synonyms of the following words : Test .. 1 Test .. 2 Test .. 3 Calamity 11. Emerge 21. Global Radiant 12. Revolution 22. Unlikely Advancement 13. Distinct 23. Thrive Extend 14. Integrate 24 leted Banish 15. Origin 25. Pick Realise 16. Duty-free 26. Batty eisceqalsemesten) a mses [CiaprERSEEISTROR RNAS 17. 7. Generate 9. Rapid 10. Efficient Test . 31. Idea 32. Process 33. Consider 34. Sum 35. Include 36. Whole 37. Require 3 4 38. Strateay 39. Emphasie 40. Ethics Test .. 7 Array Goal Amuse borate Daunt 66. 67 68. Rigid 69. Futile 70. Harsh Test .. 10 ea 18. 19, 20. 41 42. 43 44. 45. 46. 47 48 49. 50. UALS ms and One Word Substitute Gey Precious 27. Potential Success 28, Myraid Quiet 29. Critical Tycoon 30. Outlook Test .. 5 Test ..6 Acknowledge 51. Stake Implement 52. Distinguish Indeed 53. Entitlement Construct 54._Impact Thrust, 55. Fundamental Pledge 56. Anxious Handsome 57. Scattor Conceal 58. Astonishing Damage 59. Review Coerce 60. Tremendous Test .. 8 Test] 9 Adequate 81. Phenemenon Sufficient 82. Relentless Concord 83. Marvel Prohibit 84. Research Accurate 85. Ultimate Goal 86. Distinct Critical 87. Forgive Prophesy 88. Robe Vending, 89, Trust Parlance 90. Bewilder UISKEGHUISERE AST Er” MEADVAN 91. Adversity 97. Undergrowth 92. Composure 98. Impudently 93. Impudently 99. Genuine 94. Abate 100. Aroma 95. Culprit 101. Ambiton 96. Haunt Answers Test ..1: 1. Calamity = Disaster, misfortune 2. Radiant = Shining, glittering 3. Advancement = Progress 4, Extend = Enlarge, expand 5. Banish = Out, leave 6. Realise = Understand 7. Genera = Create 8. Ultimate = Final 9. Rapid = Quick 10. Efficient = Able, capable Test .. 11 = Come out a2. = Rebellion, uprising 13. Distinct = Clear 14. Integrate = Join, to mix 15. Origin = Root, birth = Tax- free 16. Duty-free = 17. Precious = EEE For Poly ble SERERMISEMTESEEE) Test 21 22. 23. 24, 254 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Test Success Quiet Tycoon, Pe Global Unlikely Thrive Completed ick Batty Potential Myraid Critical Outlook ae Idea Process Consider Sum Include Whole Require Strategy Emphasis Ethics 205) AR RSR RAS TAN ATONE ORES ESE TLD Victory Calm Business magnet Worldwide Improbable Prosper Finished Choose, select Mad, crazy Capable, able Numerous, several Danger, uncertainity View Thought Method, way Think Total Add, join Total, complete Want; need Plan, procedure Stress, force Morals TN ESS CCHS COHORT 42. Implement 43, Indeed 44. Construct 45. Thrust 46. Pledge 47, Handsome 48. Conceal 49. Damage 50. Coerce Test .. 6 51. Stake 52. Distinguish 53. Entitlement 54. Impact 55. Fundamental 56. Anxious 57. Scattor 58. Astonishing 59. Review 60. Tremendous Test .. 7 61. Array 62. Goal 63. Amuse 4, Elaborate Daunt 66. Jubiliant Use 67. Queer Really 68. Rigid Build 69. Futile Force, push 70. Harsh Oath, promise Beautiful Test .. 8 Hide 71. Adequate Harm, loss 72. Sufficient Force, compelion 73. Concord 4, Prohibit 75. Accurate 76. G Risk, danger ih eal ; 77. Critical Differentiate i Right 78. Prophesy Ao 79. Vending Effect, result oes Basic Eager Spread Amazing Distinet t 87. Forgive 88. Robe Please 89, Trust Detailed 90. Bewilder Test .. 10 Disco' | ssa ssuATUOR ya RAORE Worn Saba saa = Pleasing = Strange, new = Tight = Vain, useless = Bitter, strong = Enough, sufficient Enough Agreement Stop Correct Aim Serious = Prediction Selling = Language = Remarkable event = Continuous = Wonder Investigation = Final = Clear = Excuse = Dress Belief = Wonder iki i pasos a (HERE (spss puoes. a 4 adnp ‘ania a purg “wor a peuod 3B syey ¢ Burwstey = Bopmen s2tIe5 . 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Copy Imitate follow 4. Foolish igo e 40. Damage cece Injury, harm 65. Futile 1 yamieceelees - 41. Dare “reper Challenge, defy 66. Fortunate .. Lucky, happy Fr 42° Decrease ee Diminish, lessen 67. Gale 2 ston r 43. Decay a Ruin, fade 68. Gather sss Pluck, collect une ~ si 44. Decorate wu: Adorn, beautify 69. Present, boon me 45. Delight Roe Joy, happiness 70. Glide Slide, slip + 46. Deny cau Contradict, refuse 71. Gloom = Darkness Fm 47. Disturb es Perplex, agitate 72. Glory oa Fame, renown a 48. Earnest Beer: Eager, intent 73. Genuine Real, true | 49. Earn Win, gain 74. Gentle Tame ol c 50. Enemy Foe, opponent 78. Grasp a Catch, clash ‘Biz 51. End Close, finish Great : Huge, big > 52. Eligible Capable, suitable Govern 3 Rule, direct re, 53. Essential Vital, necessary Greedy Vormelous = 54. Evil Bad, wicked 79. Greet : Address, welcome a 55. Encounter Attack, assault 80. Grow : Increase, develop Pu 56. Expand Widen, spread iB1. Guess imagine, fancy ~ © 57. Fable Story, legend eur Custom, usage a en Handsome Z Beautiful, lovely ® 59. False ee Ee - 60. Fate . 2 Injury, loss 7 ee: 86. Heal Cure, remedy & ee feo! Hatred Enmity, ill-will s 63. Fine ie fs 89. 90. 91 92 93. 94. 95, 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101 102 103. 104 105. 106. 107. 108 109 110 111 112 113. Honesty Hospitable Hide Icy u Mlegal Illiterate Importance Indignant Inevitable Journey Joy Justice Jovial Jealous Keep Kindle Knave Knack Knowledge Labour Lament Lengthen Lift Linger (ESEIOIHCCHATEISE Integrity Friendly Conceal Cold, frozen Sick, bad Unlawful Unlettered Weight, value Angry Necessary Travel, trip Delight, pleasure Right, equity Merry, gay Envious Hold, retain Light, fire Rascal Trick Learning Toil, work Mourn Extend Dele (REA aA RTS TOT OSTEND 114. Little 115. Lazy 116. Leisure . Liberal Lofty Luminous |. Lure Luck Manage Manner Margin Meager Mend Mercy Massive Marvel Mate Melancholy Merriment Modern Need eer Small Sluggish Rest, ease Generous Dignified Bright Tempt Fortune Govern Style Edge, border Insufficient Repair, rectify Kindness Huge, heavy Wonder Companion Sad Joy Recent Want Overlook Novel, fresh Foul, offensive Yield ‘OL RECN AICISECOTN SEMESTER 139 140 141 Ess Sse Bog. oren Warning courant Reaee 140. Oration oe Speech | 166. Reply Answer 141, Oust wo Eject, expel 167. Ruin aseened 142. Obstruct ae Oppose 168. Reveal piscloes 143. Outward Exterior 169. Sacred Holy) tots 144. Path Resieeatd 170. Scandal ; Shame 145. Pathetic : Sad 171. Seatter ox Disperse nace peace eamauiet 172. Series was Order, tow © ee eroiniex ; aetiae: 173. Set vat Place, locate 148. Persuade Compel A Sparkle 149. Petty Small Ao Crime, wrong, 176. Sinister oo Evil, bad Sac, Das 177. Snare Trap, net 151. Progress Advance rae es 152. Purchase Beer, Buy 179. Thrifty ae Economical 153. Penalty “uuu: Punishment 180. Total ae 154. Plain Pe vevelliict 181. Urge Press 155. Polite cas Courteous 182. Usly Hateful 156. Pre! Accurate 183, Vacant 0 emp) 157. Pride an Vanity 184, Vain a Worthless 185. Vow ome 158. Profound : Di i 186. Wild Eon Bcolaumdent ee 187. Yield nae Surrender 160. Quake : Shake 188. Zeal cea. Enthusiasm 161. Queer ges caw 169) Zeng, Belt 162. Rapid : epee 190. Dilemma e Doubt, confusion 163. Rectify : Cases 191. discover 3 Find, reveal, unreach 164. 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sell energy x weakness 71. direct x indirect c * earlier x later 78, agree x disagree 33. care x neglect 41. conquer x defeat lose x gain 79. include x exclude 34. careful x careless 42. conceal x reveal trust x distrust 80. violate x follow 35, clever x foolish 43, common x uncommon (March 2006) 36, coarse x thin 44, clear x obscure 37. commence x end 45. cheerful x gloomy 38. compare x contrast 46. condemn x praise [Students are advised to read thoroughly the competent x incompetent 47. contract x expand antonyms given below] 40. condense x expand 48. costly x cheap a D abundant x meagre ro accurate 49, danger x safety 61. departure x arrival absol 12, dead x alive 62. divide x join accept x refuse 13 decent x indecent 63. dry x wet accord x discord 14 wer x hold 64, dawn x dusk 15. state x repair 65. disorderly x orderly acknowledge x deny x easy 66. discourage encourage abandon x retain 16. artificial x natural 55, decay x growth 67. drunk x sober 17. 18. a 19. assemble x disperse acquite x conviet 56. deep x shallow 68. dissolve x solidity tive adversity x prosperity delay x has 69. deride x praise above x below fe 20, aware x unaware despair x hope 70. accelerate x retard a if Se een D VANCED ENCHISH [CRATES EZISY HOR YEAR CORY MS | anATORE] Word [Subset 59. deligent x idl 71. divine = human 113. hollow x solid 119. humid x dry 60. direct = indirect 72. disclose x conceal 114. honest x dishonest 120. high x low E 115. host x guest 121. heat x cold 78. . early x late 80. employ x dismiss 116. holy x profane 122. harmony x discord 74, efficient x inefficient 81. enemy x friend t I 75. emerge x submerge 82. equal x unequal 123. import x export 129. inferior x superior 76. empty x fu 83. exclude x include 124. impure x pure 130. independent x dependent 77. exotic x native 84. exit x entrance 125. indefensible x justifiable 131. industrious x idle 78. egoistic x altruistic 85. expensive x cheap 126. invest x divest 132. 79. emanicipate x enslave 86. _ exterior x interior 127. ignorant x learned 133. ill x wel F 128. immortal x mortal 134. impatient x patient 87. fact x fiction 97. failure x success 5 88 une x misfortune 98. forward x backward 135. join x separate 137. juvenile x senile 89. found x lost 99. freedom x slavery 136. just x unjust 138. judicious x injudicious 90. fair x unfair 100. future x past ii 91. fall x 101. faithful x faithless 139. lament x rejoice 143. liquid x solid 92. false x true 102, familiar 140. lawful x unlaw 144. lose x gain 93. fantastic x real 103. fast x slow 141, long x short 145. love x hate 94, feeble x strong 104. far x near loyal x disloyal 146. lunacy x sanity 95. fill x empty 105. x unfit M Bey peicanfix 106. ly x wisdom 147. malady x remedy 151. marriage x celibacy e 148. meet x miss 152. merit x demerit 107. gather x scatter X particu 149. mature x immature 153. miserly x lavish ee x bright x innocent 150. modest x immodest 154. morbid x healthy H N 111. hard x soft 117. honour x dishonour 155. necessary x unnecessary 157. normal x abnormal an Saahice 56. new x old 158. neutral x partial 112. heavy x light SISNET YT SST CSE PTT TT discord perior % dependent < idle ivisible patient ile udicious nal SCEPC EECCCES L % PT FPRPPRPPAI9AGG 9999997001 8 © @ 159. 160. 161 162 163 164. 165. 166 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181 182 183. 184. 185. 186. icate original x duy own x disown old x new offend x defend out x in offer x withdraw outlet x inlet oblige x displease part x whole particular x general permit x prohibit persuade x dissuade poor x rich pollute x purify prompt x tardy x retrospect presence x absence qual quick x ee AD 167. obedient x disobedient 168. object x agree 169. oral x written 170. origin x end 171. outward x inward 172. oust x admit 173. order x disorder 174. ominous x auspicious P 187. _ painful x painless 188. partial x impartial 189. perennial x temporary 190. perfect x imperfect 191. paucity x abundance 192. please x displease 193. polite x impo 194. proper x improper x public e x unproductive rational x irrational 206. 2. 212. 213. 214. 215. 216. 217. 225. 226. 227. 228. right x wrong religious x irreligious rough x smooth regard x disregard safe x unsafe silence x noise stale x fresh spurious x genuine singular x plural settle x unsettle social x antisocial talkati /e X taciturn temporal x spiritual trust x distrust triumph x failure unanimity x discord unruly x orderly 237. vacant x full 238, vanish x appear 239. vice x virtue 243. wail x rejoice 244. weight x light relax x tighten respect x disrespect ready x unready reserved x unreserved selfish x unselfish soon x late summit base sour x sweet sorrow * joy strengthen x weaken straight x crooked tangible x intangible tidy > untidy tease x please true x false usual x unusual useful x useless valid x inv variety x uniformity vulnerable x invulnerable: wake x sleep weaken x strengthen (ULEEENADVANCEDIENGIISM 245, wide x narrow 249) 246. wanted x unwanted 250. _with x without z 251. zeal x apathy 252. zenith x nadir ‘One word substitutes” as the phrase indicates itself are the words that replace group of words ora full sentence effectively without creating any kind of ambiguity in the meaning of the sentences. Ex : Autobiography can be used in place of the sentence The life story of a man written by himself. - Autobiography. In English language there are lots of single words for a group of words that can be used effectively to make the writing to the point that too, without losing the meaning of the context. Here are few important one word substitutes 200 Most Important One Word Substitution For Competitive Exams 1 nce - a number of people liste considers first PP! ho does not be! who studie 10. 11 12, 13. 14. ce 16. zy SALSA AS ANUS Ss LOMO Amputate - to cut off a part of a person's body which is infected Arsenal - a place for ammunition and weapons Archives - a place where government or public records are kept Amateur - a man who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession Aristocracy - government by the nobles Aquatic - animals/plants ere which live in water Amphibian - animals which live both on land and Ambidexter - one, who can use either hand with ease Alimony - allowance paid to wife on legal separation Anthology - a collection of poems Abdication - voluntary giving up of throne in favour of someone Arbitrator - a person, appointed by two parties to solve a-dispute Astronomer - a person, who studies stars, planets and other heavenly bodies Astrologer - a person who studies the influence of heavenly bodies on human beings Anthology - a collection of poems Axiom - a statement which out proof ted as true Agenda - a list of headings of the business to be nsacted at a meeting " ¥ gon's body ~ = - CEDENGEISH ¥ 24, Anarchist - one, who is out to destroy all 44. weapons =, governance, law and order mG or public 25. Almanac - an annual calender with positions of stars a * 26. Bigamy - the practice of having two wives pleasure . husbands at a time oo x > 27. Bibliophile - a lover and collector of books ° 28. Bouquet - a collection of flowers 48. in water te 29. Bureaucracy - government by the officials 49. landand - 30, Belligerent - a person, nation that is involved in war 50. . 31. Biennial - an event which happens once in to years - 5 withease 9% 32, Blasphemy - the act of speaking disrespectfully on legal © . about sacred things Ee 7” Be recery winere children areicared a ra while their parents are al work 53. = Bee eee pohian, a person who tesards whole worl oe, 2 as his country 54. * re a motor 55 ad 35. Chauffeur - one, who employed to drive a moto 55. arties to e eee © n 56. e 36. Curator - a person incharge of @ musell . 3 arnivorous - one, Wn ives ¢ ia Cox * t 58. ence of ° 38. Cannibal - one, who feeds « > 2 39. Contemporaries - belong to or li = time =e ron ie 60. as true 40. Cloak room - a place for a s “~0 41. Cynosure - centre of attraction ige any art and cral s to be ~ 2 42. Connoisseur - 2 critical judge of ny ie Hg 43, Crusade - a religious war 7h C eee amin | Be Synonym Sad lOnelWordisubetitaceaa ED Choreographer - one, who teaches dancing Cacographist - a person, who is bad in spellings Calligraphist - a person, who writes beautiful handwriting Cynic - one, who sneers at the aims and beliefs of his fellow men Convalescent - one, who is recovering health Cavalry - soldiers, who fight on horse back Cardiologist - a person, who is specialist in heart diseases Cartographer - one, who draws maps Dormitory - the sleeping rooms with several beds especially in a college or institution Drawn - a game that results neither in victory nor deteat Elegy - a poem of lamentation Epitaph - words which are inscribed on the grave or the tomb in the memory of the buried Ephemeral - lasting one day Effeminate - a person who is womanish E and goes to live in another grant - a person who leaves his own country Edible - fit to be eaten Egotism - practice of talking too much about oneself Encyclopaedia - a book that contains information on various subjects who is devoted to the pleasure of Epicure - on! eating and drinking EDEN LTT SSL NSCS 63. Florist - one, who deals-in flowers 64. Fastidious - one, who is very -selective in one's taste 65. Fanatic or Bigot - one, who is filled with excessive and mistaken enthusiasm in religious matters 66. Fatal - causing death 67. Fatalist - one, who believes in fate 68. Facsimile - an exact copy of handwriting, printing etc 69. Fauna - the animals of a certain region 70. Flora - the plants of a particular region 71. Fratricide - murder of brother 72. Fugitive - one, who runs away from justice or the law 73. Fragile - easily broken 74, Feminist - one, who works for the welfare of the women 75. Granary - a place for grains 76. Genocide - murder of race 77. Gregarious - animals which live in flocks 78. Hangar - a place for housing aeroplanes 79, Hive - a place for bees 80. Horticulture - the art of cultivating and managing gardens 81. Homicide - murder of man 82. Hearse -a vehicle which is used to carry a dead bo 83. Hedonist - one, who believes that pleasure is th chief good (sensual) 84, Horizon - a line at which the earth and the sky seem to meet io (ESTED OLY FOEHAICISCCONAISEINES eer TIEE 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92 93. 94 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 01 a ~~) without any Honorary - holding office remuneration Heretic - one, who acts against religion » Herbivorous - one, who lives on herbs Insolvent/Bankrupt - a person who is unable to pay his debts ‘ Inaudible - a sound that cannot be heard Inaccessible - that cannot be easily approached Incorrigible - incapable of being corrected Inreparable - incapable of being repaired e Illegible - incapable of being read ¢ ‘ Inevitable - incapable of being avoided i v Impracticable - incapable of being practised Immigrant - a person who comes to one country ¥ from another in order to settle there om, Invincible - one, too strong to be overcome Indelible - that cannot be erased Incognito or travelling under another name than own Indefatigable - one, who does not tire easily e oe le - one, who is free from all mistakes and failures. Invigilator - one, who examination hall supervises in the @ Itin one, who journeys from place to place Infirmary people - a home or room used for ill or injured (HOH S CLASSES 105. | 106. | 107. 108. 109. 110 i 112 1% uv i i .- without any ¢&= religion a ea ‘on herbs annot be heard be easily approached ‘being corrected being repaired ag read zing avoided f being practised ca to one country tle there to be overcome ased another name than es not tire easily rom all mistakes and supervises in the from place to place ed for ill or injured Be on who is unable to pay © as - (oe = = y = ce - = e e a e ee & & & € _@ &¢e€ © yb oo 6 6 o/h 6 aaa 105. 106. 107 108. 109. 110. 111 112. 113. 114 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121 122 123 124. 125. 126. 127. Infanticide - murder of an infant Infantry - soldiers, who fight on foot Inflammable - liable to catch fire easily tween two Interregnum - a period of interval be! reigns or governments Kennel - a place for dogs Lunatic asylum - a home for lunatics Lexicographer - one, who compiles a dictionary Loquacious - one, who talks continuously Linguist - one, who is skilled in foreign languages Lapidist - one, who cuts precious stones Misanthrope - a hater of mankind Misogamist - one, who hates marriage Mortuary - a place, where dead bodies are kept for post mortem Mercenery - working only for the sake of money Matricide - murder of mother Martyr - one, who dies for a noble cause Maiden speech - the first speech delivered by a person Mint - a place where coins are made fisogynist - a hater of womankind Morgue - a place, where dead bodies are kept for identification give milk Mammals - animals which Monogamy - the practice of marrying one at atime Missionary - a person, who is sent to propagate religion a in ee} EEO < SaaS ETA TTALONEW oA SETA 128. Numismatics - the study of coins 129, Namesake - a person having same name as another 130. Nostalgia - a strong desire to return home, home sickness 131. Novice or Tyro - one, new to anything, inexperienced 132. Narcotic - a medicine for producing sleep 133. Optimist - a person who looks at the brighter side of things 134. Orphan - one, who has lost parents 135. Omnipresent - one, who is present everywhere 136. Omnipotent - one, who is all powerful 137. Omniscient - one, who knows everything 138, Opaque - that which cannot be seen through 139. Obituary - an account in the newspaper of the funeral of the one deceased 140. Orphanage - a home for orphans 141. Obstetrician - one, who is skilled in midwifery 142. Ostler - one, who looks after horses at an inn 143. Omnivorous - one, who eats everything 144. Pessimist - a person who looks at the darker side of things 145. Potable - fit to drink 146. Post mortem - an examination of dead body 147. Philanthropist - a lover of mankind 148. Patricide - murder of father 149. Philatelist - one, who collects stamps ieISECORUISEMESOD (Bor Poly literary theft or passing off an author's original work as one's own “151. Polygamy - the practice of marrying more than one wife at a time 152. Polyandry - the practice of marrying more than one husband at a time 153. Philogynist - a lover of womankind 154. Plebiscite - (a decision made by) votes of all qualified citizens 155. Philanderer - one, who amuses himself by love making 156. Philistine - one who does not care for art and literature 157. Plutocracy - government by the rich _ 158. Pseudonym - an imaginary name assumed by an author for disguise 159. Posthumous - a child born after the death of his father or the book published after the death of the writer 160. Panacea - a remedy for all diseases 461. Paediatrician - a person, who is specialist in child diseases 162. Platitude - ordinary remarks often repeated 463. Pedant - one, who makes a vain display of his knowledge 464. Polyglot - one, who speaks many languages 165. Paleography - the study of ancient writing 166. Posse - a number of policemen called to quell a riot 167. Parole - pledge given by a prisoner for temporary ©) release, not to escape 168. Pedestrian - one, who goes on foot 169. Portable - that can be carried easily 170. Quarantine - an act of separation from other a persons to avoid infection = 171. Rhetoric - the art of elegant speech or writing 172. Regicide - murder of King or Queen 173. Sactilege - violating or profaning religious things/ places 174. Sculptor - one, who cuts in stones 175. Suicide - murder of oneself 176. Stable - a place for horses 177. Somnambulist - a person, who walks in sleep 178. Somniloquist - a person, who talks in sleep 179. Souvenir - a thing kept as a reminder of a person, place or event 180. Swan’song - the last work (literary) of a writer 181. Sot, Toper - one, who is a habitual drunkard 182. Sinecure - a job with high salary but little responsibility 183. Stoic - a person, who is indifferent to pleasure and pain and has control over his passions 184. Sanatorium - a place for the sick to recover health 185. Sororicide - murder of sister 186. Triennial - an event which happens once in three years e a VIIIV TE |

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