One Word Subsitituition 16

Unwisely

In a foolish manner.

Enthusiastic

Showing great excitement.

Articulate

Able to express clearly.

Apparently

As far as one can see.

Apiary

A place where bees are kept.

Slyly

In a secret or clever way.

Liberate

To set free.

Orderly

Arranged neatly.

Forsake

To abandon.

Bigot

A person intolerant of others' views.

Culmination

The highest point.

Affluent

Wealthy and rich.

Aversion

Strong dislike.

Fatuous

Silly or foolish.

Inept

Not skilled.

Profane

Showing disrespect to sacred things.

Torment

Severe suffering.

Shriek

A sharp cry.

Primitive

Very simple or ancient.

Debtor

A person who owes money.

Octogenarian

A person in their eighties.

Septuagenarian

A person in their seventies.

Superannuate

To retire someone due to age.

Epilogue

A concluding section of a book.

Post script

A note added at the end of a letter.

Bicentennial

200th anniversary.

Centennial

100th anniversary.

Biennial

Occurring every two years.

Commotion

Sudden noise or disturbance.

Funerary

Related to a funeral.

Archaeology

Study of ancient remains.

Resurrection

Rising again after death.

Remittance

Money sent to someone.

Rekindle

To revive something.

Relegate

To send to a lower position.

Comrade

A close companion.

Modest

Not boastful.

Acrolat

A writer who writes headlines.

Hearsay

Information received from others.

Extol

To praise highly.

Tragic

Very sad or disastrous.

Sparse

Thinly scattered or few.

Alive

Living, not dead.

Shun

To avoid deliberately.

Serenity

A state of calmness and peace.

Seismography

The scientific recording of earthquakes.

Kleptophobia

Fear of stealing or being stolen from.

Hodophobia

Fear of traveling.

Hedenophobia

Fear of pleasure.

Vehement

Showing strong feeling or force.

Perennial

Lasting for a very long time.

Humility

The quality of being humble.

Incredible

Difficult to believe.

Consensus

General agreement.

Detest

To strongly dislike.

Ambassador

An official representative of a country.

Prospect

The possibility of success.

Irreproachable

Free from blame.

Atrocity

A very cruel act.

Dutiful

Obeying what is expected.

Dumper

A person who dumps something.

Spiteful

Showing a desire to hurt.

Miniscule

Very small.

Stumble

To trip or lose balance.

Ogle

To look at someone with interest.

Oration

A formal speech.

Stench

A strong unpleasant smell.

Drizzle

Light rain.

Teetotaler

A person who does not drink alcohol.

Samaritan

A helpful person.

Adenoidal

Related to adenoids.

Octroi

A local tax on goods.

Oculist

An eye specialist.

Ocher

A yellowish-brown color.

Octave

A series of eight musical notes.

Goggles

Protective glasses.

God parent

A person who sponsors a child at baptism.

Gobbler

A male turkey.

Gobbet

A small piece.

Conjugal

Related to marriage.

Confluence

The meeting of two rivers.

Accumulate

To gather over time.

Prominent

Important or well-known.

Startle

To surprise suddenly.

Ruthless

Showing no mercy.

Notable

Worth noticing.

Trivial

Of little importance.

Irksome

Annoying or irritating.

Dismal

Very bad or gloomy.

Incessant

Continuing without pause.

Acumen

Sharpness in thinking.

Annul

To cancel officially.

Absolve

To free from blame.

Memoir

A written account of one's life.

Internalise

To absorb deeply.

Infuriate

To make very angry.

Dissect

To examine in detail.

Incense

To anger greatly.

Conscript

To force into military service.

Implacable

Unable to be calmed