One Word Substitution

Who uses both his hands with equal skill

Ambidextrous

Who believes in destruction of all forms of government

Anarchist

Who leaves a religion or faith

Apostate

Who is appointed to settle disputes between two parties

Arbitrator

A place where birds are kept

Aviary

Who loves books

Bibliophile

Whose religious view is very narrow

Bigot

An insult of God

Blasphemy

An object which breaks easily

Brittle

Blood relationship

Consanguinity

Opposed to great or sudden change

Conservative

Who doubts every good thing

Cynic

Producing the desired result

Efficacious

Someone leaving one's country to settle in another

Emigrant

An official sent on a diplomatic mission

Emissary

Killing someone suffering from incurable disease

Euthanasia

A short journey for fun

Excursion

Who spends without care and excessively

Extravagant

One having excessive enthusiasm for a cause

Fanatic

Very choosy and hard to please

Fastidious

Who believes in faith

Fatalist

Killing of one's own brother

Fratricide

Given without charge

Gratis

Killing of man

Homicide

Who wastes his time without any job

Idler

The policy of extending a country's empire

Imperialism

Who poses himself as someone he is not

Imposter

Which cannot be erased

Indelible

Which cannot be done without necessary

Indispensable

Which cannot be understood or realized easily

Inscrutable

Examination of of one's one's thoughts or experience

Introspection

Who travels from place to place

Itinerant

Who dies for one's country

Martyr

An attitude measuring everything in terms of money or profit

Materialistic

Killing of one's own mother

Matricide

Marrying with one person

Monogamy

Hater of mankind

Misanthrope

A drug causing sleep or intoxication

Narcotic

Giving undue favours to one's relative

Nepotism

Knowing everything

Omniscient

Who speaks skillfully

Orator

A story intended to reveal a moral or spiritual truth

Parable

Killing of one's own father

Patricide

Who has no taste for literature, art or music

Philistine

Using someone else's ideas as own

Plagiarism

Who knows many language

Polyglot

Who live alone and avoids people

Recluse

Murder of king

Regicide

Habitually reserved and silent

Reticent

Driving pleasure by inflicting pain on others

Sadism

Who is made to suffer for another

Scapegoat

Talking to oneself

Soliloquy

Who walks in sleep

Somniloquist

Who is indifferent to pleasure or pain

Stoic

Very clear in meaning

Unambiguous

Which can not be predicted before

Unforeseen

A word to word copy

Verbatim

Using too many word in writing or speaking

Verbose

A battle or a match in which neither party wins

Drawn