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Here is the list of Important one word substitution in English Section..........
| 1 | Abattoir | A Place Where Animals Are Slaughtered For The Market |
| 2 | Abbreviation | Shortening Something By Omitting Parts Of It |
| 3 | Abdicate | To Give Up A Throne Voluntarily |
| 4 | Abdication | Voluntary Giving Up Of Throne In Favour Of Someone |
| 5 | Abolish | Do Away With |
| 6 | Aborigines | The Original Inhabitants Of A Country |
| 7 | Abridged | An Edition A Book In Which It Has Been Condensed |
| 8 | Abrogate | To Do Away With Rules |
| 9 | Accelerate | Move Faster |
| 10 | Accessible | Which Can Be Approached |
| 11 | Acclimatize | To Accustom Oneself In New Climate |
| 12 | Accomplice | A Partner In Crime |
| 13 | Accountable | Responsible For One’s Actions |
| 14 | Acquaint | Make Oneself Familiar With A Person Or A Thing |
| 15 | Acquittal | The Act Of Freeing A Person From A Charge By Verdict |
| 16 | Actuary | Someone Versed In The Interpretation Of Numerical Data |
| 17 | Adhesive | A Substance That Can Stick Or Cause Sticking |
| 18 | Adolescence | The Period Between The Beginning Of Puberty And Adulthood |
| 19 | Adulteration | To Falsify A Thing By Admixture Or Baser Ingredients |
| 20 | Aeronaut | Person Who Pilots Or Travels In A Balloon Airship Or Other Aircraft |
| 21 | Aeronautics | Science Of Flight Of Aeroplanes |
| 22 | Aerophobia | Fear Of Height |
| 23 | Aesthete | Person Who Claims To Have Great Love For Understanding Of What Is Beautiful In Nature , Art Etc |
| 24 | Agenda | A List Of Headings Of The Business To Be Transacted At A Meeting |
| 25 | Aggravate | To Increase The Gravity Of An Offence Or The Intensity Of A Disease |
| 26 | Aggressor | Someone Who Attacks |
| 27 | Agliophobia | Fear Of Pain |
| 28 | Agnostic | A Person Who Claims The Existence Of God Is Unknowable |
| 29 | Agoraphobia | Fear Of Open Spaces Or Crowd |
| 30 | Alien | Belonging To A Foreign Country |
| 31 | Alienate | Arouse Hostility Or Indifference In |
| 32 | Alimony | Allowance Paid To Wife On Legal Separation |
| 33 | Allegory | A Story In Which Ideas Are Symbolized As People |
| 34 | Alliteration | Commencement Of Words With The Same Letter |
| 35 | Almanac | An Annual Calendar With Positions Of Stars |
| 36 | Altar | A Raised Place On Which Offering To A God Are Made |
| 37 | Altruist | A Person Who Loves Every Body |
| 38 | Altruist/Philanth ropist | A Lover Of Mankind |
| 39 | Amateur | A Man Who Does A Thing For Pleasure And Not As A Profession |
| 40 | Amaxophobia | Fear Of Riding A Car |
| 41 | Ambassador | One Who Represents A State In A Foreign Country |
| 42 | Ambidexter | One, Who Can Use Either Hand With Ease |
| 43 | Ambidextrous | Of A Person Who Can Use Both Hands Equally Well |
| 44 | Ambiguity | An Expression Or Statement That Has More Than One Meaning |
| 45 | Ambivalent | Uncertain Or Unable To Decide About What Course To Follow |
| 46 | Ambulance | A Van Which Is Used In Transporting Wounded Or Serious Patients |
| 48 | Amiable | One Who Is Likeable |
| 49 | Amnesia | Partial Or Total Loss Of Memory |
| 50 | Amnesty | A Warrant Granting Release From Punishment For An Offense |
| 51 | Amphibian | Animals Which Live Both On Land And Sea |
| 52 | Amputate | To Cut Off A Part Of A Person’s Body Which Is Infected |
| 53 | Anachronism | A Person Or Thing Out Of Time And Out Of Date; Belonging To A Different Era Either Earlier Or Later |
| 54 | Anarchist | One, Who Is Out To Destroy All Governance, Law And Order |
| 55 | Anarchy | A State Of Lawlessness And Disorder |
| 56 | Anatomy | Physical Structure |
| 57 | Androphobia | Fear Of Males |
| 58 | Anglophile | One Who Is Fond Of English People And Their Customs |
| 59 | Anniversary | The Yearly Return Of A Date |
| 60 | Annual | Which Happens Once A Year |
| 61 | Anodyne | Medicine Which Lessens Pain |
| 62 | Anomaly | Deviation Or Departure From Common Rule Of Standard |
| 63 | Anonymous | Having No Known Name Or Identity Or Known Source |
| 64 | Anorexia | Fear Of Getting Fat Makes Young Girl Stop Eating Resulting Inharmful Effect |
| 65 | Answerable | Capable Of Being Answered |
| 66 | Antagonist | A Person Who Opposes Another |
| 67 | Antedate | Be Earlier In Time; Go Back Further |
| 68 | Anteroom | Room Leading Into A Large Room |
| 69 | Anthology | A Collection Of Poems |
| 70 | Anthropologist | Student Of The Development Of The Mankind |
| 71 | Anthropology | Science Of The Origins And Social Relationships Of Humans |
| 72 | Antidote | A Remedy That Stops Or Controls The Effects Of A Poison |
| 73 | Antipathy | Strong Dislike Or Hostility |
| 74 | Antiseptic | Thoroughly Clean And Free Of Disease-Causing Organisms |
| 75 | Antonym | A Word That Expresses An Opposite Meaning |
| 76 | Apathy | Lack Of Feeling |
| 77 | Aphasia | Loss Of Speech |
| 78 | Aphrodisiac | That Which Causes Sexual Arousal |
| 79 | Apostate | One Who Deserts His Religion |
| 80 | Apostle | A Pioneer Of A Reform Movement |
| 81 | Appreciate | Be Fully Aware Of |
| 82 | Apprentice | A Person Who Has Just Started Learning |
| 83 | Aquarium | A Place Where Fishes Are Kept |
| 84 | Aquatic | Animals/Plants Ere Which Live In Water |
| 85 | Arbitrator | A Person, Appointed By Two Parties To Solve A Dispute |
| 86 | Archaeology | The Branch Of Anthropology That Studies Prehistoric People |
| 87 | Archaic | Words Used In Ancient Time But No Longer In General Use Now |
| 88 | Architect | One Who Prepares Plans For Buildings |
| 89 | Archives | A Place Where Government Or Public Records Are Kept |
| 90 | Aristocracy | Government By The Nobles |
| 91 | Armistice | The Cessation Of Warfare Before A Treaty Is Signed |
| 92 | Arsenal | A Place For Ammunition And Weapons |
| 93 | Arsonist | One Who Is Guilty Of Firing Property |
| 94 | Ascetic | One Who Is Not Interested In The Pleasures Of The World |
| 95 | Assemblage | An Assembly Of Hearers |
| 96 | Aster | Star-Shaped Flower |
| 97 | Astraphobia | Fear Of Thunder And Lightening |
| 98 | Astrologer | A Person Who Studies The Influence Of Heavenly Bodies On Human beings |
| 99 | Astronomer | One Who Is Skilled In The Study Of Celestial Bodies |
| 100 | Atheist | A Person Who Does Not Believe In God |
| 101 | Atychiphobia | Fear Of Failure |
| 102 | Audible | Sound Which Can Be Heard |
| 103 | Audience | A Number Of People Listening To A Lecture |
| 104 | Audiology | The Study Of Hearing, Especially Hearing Defects And Their Treatment |
| 105 | Auditor | A Qualified Accountant Who Inspects Accounting Records |
| 106 | Aurist | A Specialist With Regard To Ear |
| 107 | Autobiography | A Life History Written By Oneself |
| 108 | Autocracy | Government By One Person |
| 109 | Autocrat | Person Who Rules Without Consulting The Opinion Of Others |
| 110 | Autograph | Getting Signature Of Some Important Person In His Handwriting |
| 111 | Autonomy | Self-Rule |
| 112 | Autophobia | Fear Of Being Alone |
| 113 | Avarice | Reprehensible Acquisitiveness; Insatiable Desire For Wealth |
| 114 | Avaricious | Immoderately Desirous Of Acquiring Something |
| 115 | Aviary | A Place Where Birds Are Kept |
| 116 | Axiom | A Statement Which Is Accepted As True Without Proof |
| 117 | Bachelorhood | State Of Being Unmarried |
| 118 | Ballad | A Story In Verse |
| 119 | Ballistics | Science Dealing With The Motion Of Projectile Like Rockets Bombs |
| 120 | Bankrupt | One Who Can’t Pay The Debts |
| 121 | Bathophobia | Fear Of Depths |
| 122 | Behead | Cut The Head Of |
| 123 | Bellicose | A Person Who Is Fond Of Fighting |
| 124 | Belligerent | A Person, Nation That Is Involved In War |
| 125 | Belligerents | Nations Engaged In War |
| 126 | Benevolent | Wishing Good Things For Another |
| 127 | Besiege | To Surround With Armed Forces |
| 128 | Betrothed | Engaged To Be Married |
| 129 | Bibliophile | A Great Lover Of Books |
| 130 | Biennial | An Event Which Happens Once In Two Years |
| 131 | Bigamy | The Practice Of Having Two Wives Or Husbands At A Time |
| 132 | Bigot | One Who Intolerantly Devoted To A Particular Creed |
| 133 | Bilingual | Using Or Knowing Two Languages |
| 134 | Biography | Life Of Person Written By Someone Else |
| 135 | Biologist | One Who Studies The Science Of Animals And Plants |
| 136 | Biology | The Science That Studies Living Organisms |
| 137 | Biopsy | Examination Of Living Tissue |
| 138 | Biped | Animal Having Two Feet |
| 139 | Blasphemy | The Act Of Speaking Disrespectfully About Sacred Things |
| 140 | Bohemian | An Unconventional Style Of Living |
| 141 | Bona Fide | In Good Faith |
| 142 | Bookworm | One Who Devotes Full Time In Studying Course Books |
| 143 | Boor | Clumsy Or Ill‐Bred Fellow |
| 144 | Botanist | One Who Studies The Science Of Plants |
| 145 | Botany | The Branch Of Biology That Studies Plants |
| 146 | Bouquet | A Collection Of Flowers |
| 147 | Bourgeois | Being Of The Property-Owning Class |
| 148 | Boutique | A Small Shop That Sells Fashionable Clothes, Cosmetics Etc |
| 149 | Brewery | A Factory For Manufacturing Of Beers |
| 150 | Brigand | A Bandit Or Robber, [Esp |
| 151 | Bullion | Gold Or Silver Before Using For Manufacturing Ornaments |
| 152 | Bumpkin | One Who Comes From A Village And Considered Stupid |
| 153 | Bungalow | A Small House With All Rooms On One Floor |
| 154 | Bunting | A Collection Of Flags |
| 155 | Bureaucracy | Government By The Officials |
| 156 | Burglar | One Who Breaks Into A House To Commit Theft |
| 157 | Burrow | The Dwelling Place If An Animal Underground |
| 158 | Bursar | Person Who Holds Scholarship At A University |
| 159 | Butcher | One Who Kills Animals And Sells Their Flesh |
| 160 | Byre | Place Where Cows AreSheltered |
| 161 | Cache | A Place Where Treasurers ,Stores ,Ammunition Are Hidden |
| 162 | Cacographist | A Person, Who Is Bad In Spellings |
| 163 | Cacography | Ugly, Illegible Handwriting |
| 164 | Cacophobia | Fear Of Ugliness |
| 165 | Caducity | The Infirmity Of Old Age |
| 166 | Calligraphist | A Person, Who Writes Beautiful Handwriting |
| 167 | Calligraphy | Beautiful Handwriting |
| 168 | Callous | Having Calluses |
| 169 | Cannibal | One, Who Feeds On Human Flesh |
| 170 | Canophilist | A Lover Of Dogs |
| 171 | Caracas | The Dead Body Of A Animal |
| 172 | Cardiologist | A Person, Who Is Specialist In Heart Diseases |
| 173 | Caricature | A Picture Drawn To Make People Laugh |
| 174 | Carnivorous | One, Who Lives On Flesh |
| 175 | Cartographer | One, Who Draws Maps |
| 176 | Cartographist | A Person Who Os Bad In Spelling |
| 177 | Cartography | The Art Of Making Maps And Charts |
| 178 | Catalogue | A Complete List Of Things, Usually Arranged Systematically |
| 179 | Cavalry | Soldiers, Who Fight On Horse Back |
| 180 | Celibacy | Abstaining From Sexual Relations |
| 181 | Celibate | Abstaining From Sexual Intercourse |
| 182 | Cellophobia | Extreme Fear Of Beauty |
| 183 | Cemetery | A Place For Burial Of Dead Bodies |
| 184 | Centenarian | One Who Is More Than A Hundred Years Old |
| 185 | Centenary | The 100th Anniversary (Or The Celebration Of It) |
| 186 | Centripetal | Anything Tending To Move Away From Centre |
| 187 | Century | One Hundred Years |
| 188 | Chaperon | Elderly Women In Charge Of A Girl On Social Occasions |
| 189 | Characterise | Be The Emodment Or Perfect Example Of |
| 190 | Charlatan | Person Who Pretends To Have More Knowledge |
| 191 | Chasm | An Extremly Deep Crack Or Opening In The Ground |
| 192 | Chauffeur | One, Who Is Employed To Drive A Motor Car |
| 193 | Chauvinist | A Person Who Is Blindly Devoted To An Idea |
| 194 | Chimerical | An Unreal And Visionary Ideal |
| 195 | Chip | A Small Piece Of Wood |
| 196 | Chirographer | A Person Who Is An Expert At Penmanship |
| 197 | Chiromancer | A Person Who Reads Palms |
| 198 | Chiromancy | Palm-Reading |
| 199 | Chiropodist | Specialist Who Takes Care Of The Ailments Of The Feet |
| 200 | Choreographer | One, Who Teaches Dancing |
| 201 | Chromatics | The Science Of Colours |
| 202 | Chronology | Calendar Of Events In Order Of Occurrence |
| 203 | Circumlocution | Method Of Talking In A Roundabout Way |
| 204 | Claustrophobia | Fear Of Doctors |
| 205 | Clinophobia | Fear Of Going To Bed |
| 206 | Cloak Room | A Place For Luggage At Railway Station |
| 207 | Colleague | An Associate That One Works With |
| 208 | Colleagues | People Who Work Together |
| 209 | Colloquialism | Informal Expression Used In Everyday Conversation |
| 210 | Compatriot | Belong To Same Country |
| 211 | Compere | One Who Introduces Performing Artists On The Stage Program |
| 212 | Concert | A Performance Given By A Number Of Musicians |
| 213 | Concubinage | Live In Relationship A Man And A Woman Living Without Being Married |
| 214 | Condominium | A Country Ruled By Two Country |
| 215 | Confectioner | One Who Sells Sweets And Pastries |
| 216 | Congenital | Present At Birth But Not Necessarily Hereditary |
| 217 | Congregation | An Assembly Of Worshippers |
| 218 | Connoisseur | A Critical Judge Of Any Art And Craft |
| 219 | Consanguinity | Relationship By Blood Or Birth |
| 220 | Conscription | Compulsory Enlistment For Military Service |
| 221 | Constellation | A Number Of Stars Grounded Together |
| 222 | Contagious | A Disease Which Spreads By Contact |
| 223 | Contemporaries | Belonging To Or Living At The Same Time |
| 224 | Convalescence | Gradual Recovery From Illness |
| 225 | Convalescent | One, Who Is Recovering Health |
| 226 | Cortege | A Funeral Procession Comprising A Number Of Mourners |
| 227 | Cosmology | Metaphysical Study Of The Origin And Nature Of The Universe |
| 228 | Cosmopolitan | A Person Who Regards Whole World As His Country |
| 229 | Cosmopolite | A Citizen Of The World |
| 230 | Couplet | A Stanza Having Two Lines In Verse |
| 231 | Creche | A Nursery Where Children Are Cared For While Their Parents Are At Work |
| 232 | Credulous | Showing A Lack Of Judgment Or Experience |
| 233 | Crusade | A Religious War |
| 234 | Cryptography | Study Of Secret Writing And Coded Words |
| 235 | Crystallography | Science Of Crystallization |
| 236 | Cuckold | Man Whose Wife Is Unfaithful To Him |
| 237 | Curable | Which Can Be Cured |
| 238 | Curator | A Person Incharge Of A Museum |
| 239 | Cyclone | A Low Area Storm With High Winds Rotating About A Centre Of Low Atmospheric Pressure |
| 240 | Cynic | One, Who Sneers At The Aims And Beliefs Of His Fellow Men |
| 241 | Cynophobia | Fear Of Dogs |
| 242 | Cynosure | Centre Of Attraction |
| 243 | Cytology | Study Of Cell |
| 244 | Dandy | One Who Pays Too Much Attention To His Cloths And Appearance |
| 245 | Dead Letter | An Unclaimed Letter |
| 246 | Deaf | One Who Cannot Hear |
| 247 | Debar | Prevent A Person From Admission Or A Right |
| 248 | Debonair | Suave (Polished And Light Heart Person) |
| 249 | Decade | A Period Of Ten Years |
| 250 | Decanter | An Original Glass Bottle For Holding Wine Or Other Alcoholic Drinks |
| 251 | Declamation | Act Or Art Of Rhetorical Exercise |
| 252 | Delegate | A Person Appointed Or Elected To Represent Others |
| 253 | Demagogue | A Political Leader Who Tries To Stir Up People |
| 254 | Democracy | The Orientation Of Those Who Favor Government By The People |
| 255 | Demography | Science Of Vital And Social Statistics |
| 256 | Demonstration | Show Of Force To Intimidate |
| 257 | Den | The Home Of A Large Fierce Wild Animal |
| 258 | Deponent | A Person Who Gives Written Testimony For Use In A Court |
| 259 | Depreciate | Lose In Value |
| 260 | Dermatologist | A Doctor Who Treats Skin Diseases |
| 261 | Dermatology | Study Of Skin |
| 262 | Desecrate | To Derive A Thing Of Its Holy Character |
| 263 | Desert | Where Neither Water Nor Vegetation Is Found |
| 264 | Detective | One Whose Business Is To Find Out Criminals |
| 265 | Deteriorate | Become Worse Or Disintegrate |
| 266 | Dichotomy | State Of Being Split Into Two Parts |
| 267 | Dictator | One Who Gives Orders In A Manner That Permits No Refusal |
| 268 | Dictatorship | Government Carried On By An Absolute Ruler |
| 269 | Dictionary | A Book Dealing With Words In Alphabetical Order |
| 270 | Dieting | A Small Allowance Of Food To Become Slim |
| 271 | Digestible | That Which Can Be Digested |
| 272 | Dilettante | A Dabbler In The Arts |
| 273 | Dipsomania | Morbid Compulsion Of Drink |
| 274 | Dipsophobia | Fear Of Thirst |
| 275 | Dirge | Song Sung At Burial |
| 276 | Disciple | One Who Works In Return For Being Taught The Trade |
| 277 | Divisible | That Which Can Be Divided |
| 278 | Domicile | A Person Living Permanently In A Certain Place |
| 279 | Dormitory | The Sleeping Rooms With Several Beds Especially In A College Or Institution |
| 280 | Dotage | Old Age When A Man Behave Like A Fool |
| 281 | Dower | The House Of An Arab |
| 282 | Draw | A Game In Which Neither Party Wins |
| 283 | Drawn | A Game That Results Neither In Victory Nor In Defeat |
| 284 | Drawn/ Tie | A Game Or Batter In Which Neither Party Wins |
| 285 | Dray | A Squirrel’s Home |
| 286 | Dromomania | Mania For Travel |
| 287 | Drought | Continuous Dry Weather And Lack Of Rain And Water |
| 288 | Drover | One Who Deals In Cattle |
| 289 | Dumb | One Who Cannot Speak |
| 290 | Dunce | A Person Who Is Slow In Learning |
| 291 | Eccentric | Not Conforming To Ordinary Rules Of Behaviour |
| 292 | Ecclesiologist | One Who Studies The Science Relating To The Church |
| 293 | Ecology | The Environment As It Relates To Living Organisms |
| 294 | Ecophobia | Fear Of Home Surroundings |
| 295 | Edible | Fit To Be Eaten |
| 296 | Effeminate | A Person Who Is Womanish |
| 297 | Efficacious | Sure To Produce Desired Results |
| 298 | Egoist | A Man Who Thinks Only For Himself |
| 299 | Egotism | Practice Of Talking Too Much About Oneself |
| 300 | Elegy | A Poem Of Lamentation |
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