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a person who is filled with excessive enthusiasm about religious matters
Fanatic
People or animals who live in groups
Gregarious
A person who helps people a time of need or difficult times
Samaritan
A long narrative poem
epic
A person who is indifferent from pleasure and pain
stoic
A person who is unable to pay debts
Insolvent
A person who knows many languages
Linguist
Vigrious campaign for political, social or religious changes.
Crusade
An open revolt against authority
Mutiny
one who has a long experience in armed forces
Veteran
one who is new to any feild
Novice
A person who doesn’t work for the sole of pleasure
Amature
One who is careful about minute details
Fastidious
To give unfair advantage to the family members
nepotism
A general Pardon of offence
Amnesty
A place where bees are kept
Apiary
A place where birds are kept
aviary
A place where aircrafts are kept for maintenance
Hangar
A place where ships are kept for maintenance
Dockyard
A crime of secretly taking money by someone who it was entrusted
Embezzlement
marrying more than one husband
Polyandry
marrying more than one wife
Polygamy
An imaginary name assumed by the author
Pseudonym
a group of three novels or place, each complete in itself
Trilogy
one who does not care for literature or art
Philistine
A person who believes in total abolition of wars
Pacifist
A person part of fighting or is way eager to show aggression
Belligerent ; Bellicose
Gov. by one
Monarchy
Gov. by the officials
Bureaucracy
Gov. by the people
Democracy
Gov. by the rich / nobles
Aristocracy
Gov by the rich and powerful class
Plutocracy
gov by the few or small group of people having power over the state or orgs.
Oligarchy
absence of gov. or law
Anarchy
the crime of making a false statement that endangers the reputation of a person
Defamation
One who is all-powerful
Omnipotent
One who is present everywhere
Omnipresent
One who knows everything
Omniscient
the intro of the play or poem
Prologue
the part at the end of the play or conclusion
Epilogue
A person devoted for the welfare of the women kind
Feminist
A man supporting only his own clan, person supporting his own group
Chauvinist
A financial support that the person is ordered by the court to give to the spouse
Alimony
a long speech in a play by the actor to himself
Monologue
A poem of 14 lines
Sonnet
the excessive regulation of formal rules and regulations that is considered reductant and hinders the action on decision making
Red tapism
One who does not believe in the established institutions
Iconoclast
The state of being unmarried
Celibacy
An expert in the matter of taste
A connoisseur ; Gourmet
A thing that can be easily broken
Fragile
Lasting a very short period of time
Transient
One who dies for a noble cause
Martyr
An action or offence of speaking irreligious about God or sacred items
Blasphemy
A stage of gradual recovery of health after illness
Convalescence
A person who believes in fate
Fatalist
An excessively greedy eater
Glutton
A decision or opinion on which everyone agrees
Unanimous
The act of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them as one’s own
Plagiarism
An imaginary ideal society free from poverty and sufferings
Utopia
A remedy for all evils, A universal cure
Panacea
A list or record of items of the same type
Catalogue
A collection of historical documents or records providing the info about a place or a group of people
Archive
A person who spends money recklessly
Spendthrift
A person who is careful in spending money
Frugal ; Pennypinching
Not in accordance with the law
Illegal
A trade or act that is prohibited by the law
Illict
Which cannot be easily approached
Inaccessible
Incapable of being corrected
Incorrigible
That which is not believable
Incredible
that which must happen
Inevitable
That which cannot be explained
Inexplicable
that which never fails
Infallible
Beyond repair
Irreparable
that which cannot be defeated
Invincible
A decision which cannot be changed
Irrevocable
Which cannot be read clearly
Illegible
which cannot be burnt
Incombustible
A written statement that accuses a person of a charge
Indictment
A medicion to cure the effect of the poison
Antidote
A man of odd habits
Eccentric
A person whose attitude is to eat, drink and be merry
Epicurean
Use of more words than needed to explain
Verbatim
Atonement for one’s sins
Repentance
decision made upon a political ques. by votes of all qualified persons
Plebiscite
Said clearly in few words
Concise; Succinct
A hater of man kind
Misanthrope
A hater of marriage
Misogamist
A hater of women kind
Misogynist
A person who loves the mankind
Philanthropist
lover of women kind
Philogynist
The power of reading the thoughts of another
Telepathy
One who is determined to achieve something
Tenacious
Humour that describes the weakness
Satire
Published after someone’s death
Posthumous
People who are extremely poor
Destitute
A soldier who fights for the sake of money
Mercenary
Charging a politician with a serious crime
Impeachment
One who is boot licker, a flatterer.
Sycophant