SSC One word substitutions : Pertaining to Government / literary arts
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SSC One word substitutions: Pertaining to Government / literary arts
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Pertaining to Government
- To give up throne or other office of dignity : Abdicate
- A diplomatic minister of the highest order sent by one country to another : Ambassador
- Absence of government : Anarchy
- A person who is out to destroy all government and order : Anarchist
- Government by one : Autocracy/Despotism
- Government by the officials/ departments of state : Bureaucracy
- Government by the nobles : Aristocracy
- The right of self government : Autonomy
- Government of the people, for the people, by the people : Democracy
- Government by the king or queen : Monarchy
- Government by a few : Oligarchy
- Government by the rich : Plutocracy
- The science of government : Politics
- To decide a political question by the direct vote of the whole electorate : Referendum
- A person(s) who takes up arms against the government : Rebel
- Too much official formality: Red Tapism
- Sweeping governmental change : Revolution
- Government by divine guidance : Theocracy
- Part of the government which preserves law and order and carries out the laws made : Executive
Pertaining to the Literary Arts
- A work whose writer is unknown Anonymous
- A record of one’s life written by himself Autobiography
- The history of the life of a person Biography
- A humorous play, having a happy ending Comedy
- A list of books in a library Catalogue
- A book in which the events of each day are recorded Diary
- The heading or short description of a newspaper article, chapter of a book Caption
- A book containing the words of a language with their definitions, in alphabetical order Dictionary
- A book of names and address Directory
- A short speech by a player at the end of a play Epilogue
- A brief summary of a book Epitome
- A book containing information on all branches of knowledge Encyclopedia
- To remove the offensive portion of a book Expurgate
- A speech delivered without earlier preparation Extempore
- A noisy or vehement speech intended to excite passions Harangue
- A written account, usually in book form of the interesting and memorable experience of one’s life Memoir
- A declaration of plans and promises put forward by a candidate for Election, a political party or a Sovereign Manifesto
- A short speech by a player at the beginning of a play Prologue
One word substitutions Literary Arts
- Literary theft, or passing off an author’s original work as one’s own Plagiarism
- A writer who borrows words and ideas from another author Plagiarist
- A statement open to more than one interpretation Ambiguous
- One who cannot read or write Illiterate
- One who does not care for literature and art Philistine
- The first speech delivered by a person Maiden
- A word or law no longer in use Obsolete
- A person very reserved in speech Reticent
- A style full of words Verbose
- Incapable of being described adequately Indescribable
- Speaking one’s thoughts aloud to oneself Soliloquizing
- A play with a sad or tragic end Tragedy
- Something that can’t be read Illegible
- One who is a great lover of books Bibliophile
- A person who is especially competent to pass judgments in an art, particularly one of the fine arts, or in matters of taste : Connoisseur