Starting with a new series of one word substitution, we present a list of such words that can convey the same meaning as conveyed by a full sentence.
A government in which all religions are honoured. | Secular |
A person who starves his body for the good of the soul. | Ascetic |
Money paid to employees on retirement. | Gratuity |
To preserve from extinction. | Perpetuate |
The state of being unmarried. | Celibacy |
The pain that is tormenting or acute. | Excruciating |
To compel a person to do a thing by force. | Coerce |
To wander from the main theme. | Digress |
Free from blame. | Irreproachable |
To throw light on something difficult. | Elucidate |
A formal accusation or charge against a person. | Indictment |
A medicine that produces the desired effect. | Efficacious |
A disease inherited from birth. | Congenital |
Practice of spying. | Espionage |
A substance that can be consumed by fire. | Combustible |
Talking disrespectfully of sacred things. | Blasphemy |
To free anything from germs. | Sterilize |
A nation that is fond of fighting. | Bellicose |
An effect which has reference to what is past. | Retrospective |
A medicine which prevents putrefaction. | Antiseptic |
Ordinary and common place remarks. | Platitude |
Amount paid to a person for work done by him. | Remuneration |
A rise and fall in the waves. | Undulate |
Taking out a man from some difficulty. | Extricate |
A medicine that induces sleep. | Narcotic |
To deprive a thing of its holy character. | Desecrate |
One who walks in sleep. | Somnambulist |
To unearth by digging. | Excavate |
A partner in a business who takes no active part. | Sleeping partner |
One who does not show favour to anyone. | Impartial |
To detract from the importance of anyone. | Minimise |
One who is insensible to kind thoughts or sympathetic feelings. | Callous |