ONE WORD SUBSTITUTION PART – 3

Conformist - a person who conforms to accepted behaviour or established practices.

Psychologist - a person who studies and treats the human mind and behavior.

Socialist - a person who believes in a political and economic system where resources are shared collectively.

Rebelist - a person who opposes or takes arms against a government or ruler.

Joy- a lot of happiness.

Surprise- a sudden feeling of wonder or amazement.

Excitement- a feeling of great enthusiasm.

Fear- a feeling of anxiety caused by the awareness of danger.

Franchise - the constitutional right to vote.

Polling - collecting opinions information from people. or

Voting - making a choice in an election or poll.

Buttoning - fastening with buttons, like closing a shirt.

Monk a person who lives a secluded or solitary life, often for religious reasons.

Extrovert a person who enjoys being around others and is outgoing.

Chauvinist someone who believes their group or gender is superior.

Hypochondriac a person who constantly fears being sick.

Numismatics - the study of coins.

Currency - a system of money in general use in a particular country.

Minting - the process of making coins by stamping metal.

Barter - an act of trading goods and services between two or more parties without the use of money.

Squabble - to argue loudly about unimportant things.

Maintain - to keep in existence.

Disagree - to not have the same opinion or idea.

Agree - to have the same opinion about something.

Autobiography - a life history of a person written by himself.

Biography - an account of someone's life written by someone else.

Epic - a long narrative poem in elevated style recounting the deeds of a legendary or historical hero.

Story - an account of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment.

Kennel - a house for a dog or a cat.

Cacographer - One who is bad in spellings

Cartographer - A person who creates maps or charts.

Chauffer - A person employed to drive a car for others.

Calligrapher - A person skilled in the art of beautiful and decorative handwriting.

Kin - One's relatives or family, related.

Kilt - a type of knee-length skirt.

Kindle - to ignite or start a fire.

Kine - an archaic term for cattle or cows,