One Word Substitution Part – 5

Turncoat a person who switches sides or loyalties, often for personal gain.

Talented - having a natural ability or skill in a specific area.

Flexible able to adapt or change easily according to different situations or needs.

Slouch to stand, move, or sit lazily.

Chump a foolish or easily deceived person.

Ape an unintelligent or clumsy person.

Illegible something that cannot be read easily due to poor handwriting or print.

Inaudible something that cannot be heard clearly.

Dumb - lacking intelligence or good judgment.

Chaotic extremely disorderly or confusing.

Insipid - lacking flavor or interest.

Rancour a feeling of bitterness and anger.

Gruesome extremely unpleasant, often involving violence or horror.

Foster to nurture or promote the development of something.

Grotesque something that is strange and unpleasant.

Aged - referring to someone old in years.

Pensioner someone who receives a pension.

Oldie an informal term for an old person.

Concord agreement or harmony between people or groups.

Bond a connection between individuals, groups, or things.

Charter a written document outlining rights, principles, or agreements.

Grapple to struggle or wrestle with something.

Rupture - to break or burst suddenly.

Foster to encourage or promote the growth or development of something.

Resolute Determined and firm in purpose.

Desperate Feeling a strong need or desire.

Mythical Related to legends or stories that may not be real.

Prologue an introduction at the beginning of a play or book.

Monologue a long speech by one actor in a play or film.

Duologue a conversation between two characters in a play or performance.