Top 25 One word Substitutions#Class 10th# Unit 1# Personality Development#

It is very useful for the students who prepare for SSC examination and also the candidates who prepare for various competitive exams.
25 most important one word substitutes.
1. Philanthropist
One who devotes his service or wealth for the love of mankind.
2. Pioneer
A person who is the first to study and develop a particular area of knowledge or culture that other people then continue to develop.
3. Fatalist: A person who believes in fate.
4. Centenarian:
A person who is above hundred years.
5. Omnipresent:
One who is present everywhere.
This term means that God is capable of being everywhere at the same time.
6. Mercenary:
A person who can do anything for money.
7. Misogynist:
A man who hates women or believes that men are much better than women.
8. Monogamy:
A practice of having one wife or husband.
9. Autobiography:
A life history written by oneself. A book about a person's life, written by that person.
10. Biography:
A life history written by somebody else.
11. Honorary:
A position for which no salary is paid. A person holding a position without being paid for it.
12.Ambiguous:
A sentence whose meaning is unclear. Having or expressing more than one possible meaning.
13. Inimitable: That which cannot be imitated.
14. Theist: One who believes in God. The theist who believes in the existence of God.
15. Spendthrift: One who spends too much. A spendthrift person is reckless and wasteful with his money.
16. Teetotaler: One who abstains from taking alcohol. If you are a teetotaler, you stay away from drinking alcoholic beverages
17. Incorrigible: A person or thing that cannot be corrected.
The definition of incorrigible is someone who is naughty or bad (or who engages in generally unacceptable behavior) and who cannot be corrected.
18. Intellectual: A person of good understanding, knowledge and reasoning power.
19. Linguist: A person who has studied or interested in the science of language.
20. Polyglot: A person who can speak, read or write many languages.
21. Versatile: One who possess many talents. Having a wide range of different abilities and skills.
22. Prodigy: A young person with exceptional qualities and abilities. A child who shows a great ability at a young age.
23. Gifted: Having lot of natural ability or intelligence. Having special ability in a particular subject or activity: Examples: a gifted dancer/musician
24. Epitaph: Words inscribed on a tomb. A short piece of writing or a poem about a dead person on their gravestone for the memory of them.
25. Epitome: A perfect example of something. For Example: Narayana Murthy is the epitome of philanthropist.