Make Your English Writing Stronger with One Word Substitution
A person who is new to a field or activity – Novice
A government ruled by a small group of people – Oligarchy
A person who does not believe in religion – Nonbeliever
A person who narrates a story – Narrator
A disease prevalent in a particular area – Endemic
A person who studies the nerves and brain – Neurologist
A short story with a moral lesson – Narrative
A person who provides financial support – Nurturer
A person who denies or opposes – Naysayer
A region or area with a specific purpose – Neighborhood
A type of plant or animal that lives in a particular area – Native
A person who oversees or manages – Nominee
A name given to a person or thing – Nomenclature
A person who specializes in caring for the sick – Nurse
A state of being unknown or unnamed – Namelessness
A person who rules a country – Nobleman
A declaration of refusal or denial – Negation
A person who commits a wrongdoing – Negligent
A state of absence or void – Nothingness
A person who seeks knowledge – Naturalist
A person who works in the navy – Navigator
A mathematical value below zero – Negative
A person who shows favoritism to relatives – Nepotist
A person who seeks peace and harmony – Neutralist
A government controlled by law and order – Normative
State
A person skilled in a trade or craft – Newcomer
A type of plant used for nourishment – Nectarine
A person who rejects traditional values – Nonconformist
A person who is extremely poor – Needy
A state of being recently created – Novelty
A person who arranges and catalogs – Notary
A person who seeks to harm others – Nemesis
A person who studies the night sky – Nightwatchman
A person who writes detailed reports – Notetaker
A place of safety or refuge – Niche
A person who is impartial in conflicts – Neutral
A person who is not affected by rules – Nonchalant
A person who is new to politics – Neophyte
A device used to measure time – Nanoscope
A person who rescues others – Nobleheart
A law or principle universally accepted – Norm
A person who ensures fairness – Negotiator
A person devoted to noble causes – Noble
A type of shelter for animals – Nest
A state of unconsciousness – Numbness
A person who violates laws – Noncompliant
A person who is overly critical – Nitpicker
A person who studies plant growth – Nurseryman
A person who writes notes or memos – Notary Public
A person who finds faults easily – Nagger
A state of no movement or activity – Numbness
A person who raises animals – Nurturer
A person known for generosity – Nobleperson
A person who spreads false information – Naysayer
A condition of being legally invalid – Nullity
A person who prepares or administers drugs – Narcissist
A person who explores unknown regions – Navigator
A person who studies natural phenomena – Naturalist
A state of being careless or neglectful – Negligence
A person who denies others' beliefs – Nonbeliever
A person who produces or creates – Nurturer
A person who is highly imaginative – Novelette
A person who gives names to things – Nomenclator
A person who is indifferent to suffering – Nonchalant
A person who enforces the law – Nabob
A person who is opposed to change – Naysayer
A condition of being insignificant – Neglect
A person who repairs or renovates – Necessitarian
A person who advocates equality – Neutralist
A person skilled in ancient studies – Numismatist
A person who writes about social issues – Newscaster
A person who is overly careful – Nitpicker
A person who disapproves strongly – Naysayer
A place where people are cared for – Nursing Home
A person who follows rules strictly – Narrow-minded
A place where travelers can stay – Nightstand
A person who offers protection – Noble Protector
A condition of being newly created – Novelty
A person who offers guidance – Nurturer
A state of being inactive or dull – Numbness
A person who practices carelessness – Negligent
A person who rejects modernity – Neo-Luddite
A person skilled in storytelling – Narrator
A place of peace and tranquility – Nook
A person who solves disputes – Negotiator
A state of being free from bias – Neutrality
