Master English Vocabulary with One Word Substitution for Better Communication
A person who can use both hands equally well – Ambidextrous
A medicine that prevents infection – Antiseptic
A written statement confirmed by oath – Affidavit
A person who is new to an activity – Apprentice
A building for housing aircraft – Aerodrome
A large-scale departure of people – Armadillo
A person who abstains from alcohol – Abstainer
A person belives to a human being – Humanist
A word opposite in meaning – Antonym
A medicine to counteract poison – Antidote
One who does not believe in God – Atheist
A person who brings an action against another in a court of law – Accuser
A collection of historical documents or records – Archive
A natural attraction to something – Affinity
A person who studies ancient ruins and artifacts – Archaeologist
A person who settles disputes – Arbitrator
A life story written by the person themselves – Autobiography
A person who loves mankind – Altruist
A place where weapons and ammunition are stored – Arsenal
A person who lends money at high interest rates – Usurer
A person who opposes or fights against something – Adversary
A person who is excessively enthusiastic or passionate about something – Addict
An action or speech intended to flatter or persuade – Appeal
A person who resides in a country illegally – Alien
The highest point or peak – Apex
A group of islands – Archipelago
One who practices self-discipline and abstains from indulgences – Ascetic
A collection of weapons – Armory
A person who designs buildings – Architect
One who studies celestial bodies – Astronomer
The act of forgiving or being forgiven – Amnesty
One who leaves their own country to live in another – Expatriate
A disease or condition present from birth – Anomaly
A room where dead bodies are kept – Anatomy
A person who goes on foot – Ambler
An annual calendar containing important dates – Almanac
A word formed by rearranging the letters of another – Anagram
One who studies the physical structure of the earth – Anthropologist
A short amusing story – Anecdote
A medicine that relieves pain – Analgesic
One who is not sure about God’s existence – Agnostic
A written or spoken agreement – Accord
One who makes an appeal – Appellant
A person appointed to act on another's behalf – Attorney
A hobby of collecting stamps – Philately
A place for housing animals – Aviary
A list of things to be discussed at a meeting – Agenda
A person trained to travel in space – Astronaut
A large enclosed structure for games – Arena
A state of disorder or lawlessness – Anarchy
A person who studies human societies and cultures – Anthropologist
A place where bees are kept – Apiary
A person who composes music – Artiste
A strong dislike or hatred – Aversion
A person who predicts the future – Astrologer
A substance used to stop bleeding – Astringent
A vehicle for transporting sick people – Ambulance
One who devotes their life to education – Academician
An instrument for measuring altitude – Altimeter
A person who writes for newspapers – Author
A ruler with absolute power – Autocrat
One who renounces the world and practices self-discipline – Ascetic
A person who introduces the performers on stage – Anchor
A method of water transport – Aqueduct
A group of people officially chosen to perform a task – Assembly
The original pattern from which copies are made – Archetype
A person who robs a ship at sea – Attacker
A place where public records are kept – Archives
A person who specializes in the study of rocks – Analyst
A system of writing for the blind – Alphabet
A place where cultural artifacts are kept – Athenaeum
A person who studies or collects coins – Archaeologist
A political system ruled by a king or queen – Aristocracy
The highest level of performance – Acme
A place of safety or refuge – Asylum
A strong desire to achieve something – Ambition
One who maliciously sets fire to property – Arsonist
A person who travels in search of new lands – Adventurer
A person’s strong point – Aptitude
One who collects antiques – Antiquarian
A person who refuses to accept authority – Anarchist
A cure for all diseases – Antidote
A place where animals are butchered – Abattoir
A person skilled in the art of persuasion – Advocate
A person who runs away from duty – Absconder
A person who plays a secondary role – Assistant
A person who seeks to promote a cause – Activist
One who is open to new ideas – Avant-garde
A person who voluntarily offers help – Altruist
A person who opposes war – Anti-warrior
A person who calculates insurance risks – Actuary
A person who is unlawfully expelled from their home – Absentee
A place where arts are exhibited – Art Gallery
A person who oversees the performance of others – Administrator
A person who does not change their opinion easily – Adamant
A place where water flows under a bridge – Aqueduct
A person who loves books – Bibliophile
A person who compiles dictionaries – Lexicographer
A person who collects works of art – Art Collector
A person who studies the effects of stars on human lives – Astrologer
