“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically... Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education.”
Martin Luther King Jr.
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Centre for Competitive English
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Centre for Competitive English
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A set of 50 words : One
word substitution
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Long word or Expression
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One word Substitution
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1
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One who drives a motor-car
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C
E N T R E F O R C O M P E T I T I V E E N G L I S H |
Chauffeur
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2
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A hater of mankind
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Misanthropist
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3
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An instrument of detecting earthquake
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Seismograph
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4
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A lover of others
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Altruist
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5
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A person who is in-charge of a museum
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Curator
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6
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One who lives on flesh
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Carnivores
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7
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A shortened form of a word or phrase
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Abbreviation
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8
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One who carves in stone
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Sculptor
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9
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One who does not believe in God
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Atheist
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10
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Life story of a man written by himself
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Autobiography
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11
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Government by the noble
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Aristocracy
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12
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A fellow member of a profession
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Colleagues
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13
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A sound that cannot be audible
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Inaudible
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14
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A supposed cure for all disease or problems
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Panacea
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15
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A list of book
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Catalogue
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16
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A Speech or presentation made without preparation
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Extempore
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17
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Literary theft of one’s original work under his name
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Plagiarism
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18
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A strong desire to return home or home-sickness
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Nostalgia
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19
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A person who is extremely desirous of wealth
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Avarice
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20
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A hand writing that cannot be read
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Illegible
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21
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A position for which no salary is paid
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Honorary
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22
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A thing no longer in use
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Obsolete
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23
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Anything that leads to death
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Fatal
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24
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A person who believes in fate
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Fatalist
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25
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A citizen of word
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Cosmopolitan
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26
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An animals who preys on other animals
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Predator
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27
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A study of the body
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Physiology
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28
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A person who talks a lot
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Garrulous
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29
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The spectators or listeners assembled at a performance
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Audience
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30
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One who can do anything for money
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Mercenary
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31
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One who knows many language
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Polyglot
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32
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One who goes on foot
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Pedestrian
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33
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A person’s peculiar habit
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Idiosyncrasy
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34
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One who is unmarried
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Celibate
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35
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One who lives in a foreign country
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Immigrant
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36
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A book written by an unknown author
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Anonymous
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37
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A situation which cannot be avoided
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Inevitable
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38
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A substance/material through which light cannot pass
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Opaque
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39
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One who knows everything
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Omniscient
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40
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A person who is self-centered or selfish
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Egoist
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41
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A post/ office with high salary but almost no work
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Sinecure
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42
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Area over which an officer has complete control
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Jurisdiction
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43
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Something prohibited by law
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Illicit
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44
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A writing or speech in praise of someone
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Eulogy
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45
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Unable to pay one’s debt
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Insolvent
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46
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Loss of memory
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Amnesia
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47
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Something that cannot be corrected
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Incorrigible
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48
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One who does not tired
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Indefatigable
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49
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Free somebody from blame or guilt
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Exonerate
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50
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One who does not make mistake
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Infallible
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Compile by: CCE Knowledge Desk
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