Learn Verbal Ability: One Word Substitutes

List of the business or subjects to be considered at a meeting
A.	Schedule	
B.	Timetable
C.	Agenda	
D.	Plan

Leave or remove from a place considered dangerous
A.	Evade	
B.	Evacuate
C.	Avoid	
D.	Exterminate

A prima facie case is such
A.	As it seems at first sight
B.	As it is made to seem at first sight
C.	As it turns out to be at the end
D.	As it seems to the court after a number of hearings

A person pretending to be somebody he is not
A.	Magician	
B.	Rogue
C.	Liar	
D.	Imposter

A person who knows many foreign languages
A.	Linguist	
B.	Grammarian
C.	Polyglot	
D.	Bilingual

One who has little faith in human sincerity and goodness
A.	Egoist	
B.	Fatalist
C.	Stoic	
D.	Cynic

One who possesses many talents
A.	Versatile	
B.	Nubile
C.	Exceptional	
D.	Gifted

Words inscribed on tomb
A.	Epitome	
B.	Epistle
C.	Epilogue	
D.	Epitaph

Malafide case is one
A.	Which is undertaken in a good faith
B.	Which is undertaken in a bad faith
C.	Which is undertaken after a long delay
D.	Which is not undertaken at all

The custom or practice of having more than one husband at same time
A.	Polygyny	
B.	Polyphony
C.	Polyandry	
D.	Polychromy

Tending to move away from the centre or axis
A.	Centrifugal	
B.	Centripetal
C.	Axiomatic	
D.	Awry

Teetotaller means
A.	One who abstains from theft
B.	One who abstains from meat
C.	One who abstains from taking wine
D.	One who abstains from malice

One who is not easily pleased by anything
A.	Maiden	
B.	Mediaeval
C.	Precarious	
D.	Fastidious

In a state of tension or anxiety or suspense
A.	Off balance	
B.	Depressed
C.	Diffused	
D.	On tenterhooks

To slap with a flat object
A.	Chop	
B.	Hew
C.	Gnaw	
D.	Swat

Habitually silent or talking little
A.	Serville	
B.	Unequivocal
C.	Taciturn	
D.	Synoptic

One who cannot be corrected
A.	Incurable	
B.	Incorrigible
C.	Hardened	
D.	Invulnerable

A person not sure of the existence of godA.	Cynic	B.	AgnosticC.	Atheist	D.	Theist

Be the embodiment or perfect example of
A.	Characterise	
B.	Idol
C.	Personify	
D.	Signify

A paper written by hand
A.	Handicraft	
B.	Manuscript
C.	Handiwork	
D.	Thesis

The act of violating the sanctity of the church is
A.	Blashphemy	
B.	Heresy
C.	Sacrilege	
D.	Desecration

A name adopted by an author in his writings
A.	Nickname	
B.	Pseudonym
C.	Nomenclature	
D.	Title

A place that provides refuge
A.	Asylum	
B.	Sanatorium
C.	Shelter	
D.	Orphanage

A child born after death of his father
A.	Posthumous	
B.	Orphan
C.	Bastard	
D.	Progenitor

The absence of law and order
A.	Rebellion	
B.	Anarchy
C.	Mutiny	
D.	Revolt