One word Substitutions For SSC exam

One Word Substitution (MCQ) of English are important for BANK PO, Clerk, IBPS, SBI-PO, RBI, MBA, MAT, CAT, IIFT, IGNOU, SSC CGL, CBI, CPO, CLAT, CTET, NDA, CDS, Specialist Officers and other competitive exams.
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• That which cannot be read. - Illegible (अपठनीय)
• That which cannot be bounded. - Illimitable (रोशन)
• That which cannot be described. - Ineffable
• That which cannot be heard. - Inaudible (अश्राव्य)
• That which cannot be done. -Impossible (असंभव)
• That which cannot be seen. - Invisible (अदृश्य)
• That which cannot be endured. -Intolerable (असहनीय)
• That which cannot be blotted out or effaced -Indelible (अमिट)
• That which cannot be understood -Incomprehensible (समझ से बाहर)
• That which cannot be corrected -Incorrigible (असुधार्य)
• That which cannot be separated -Inseparable
• That which cannot be surmounted or overcome. -Insuperable (अजेय)
• That which cannot be communicated -Incommunicable (बयान से बाहर)
• That which cannot be believed. - Incredible (अविश्वसनीय)
• That which cannot be exhausted -Inexhaustible (अक्षय)
• That which cannot be solved -Insoluble
• That which cannot be repaired-Irreparable
• That which cannot be imitated - Inimitable
• That which cannot be reached or approached. -Inaccessible (दुर्गम)
• That which cannot be penetrated- Impenetrable or Inscrutable (अभेद्य)
• A person who is out to destroy all government and order -  Anarchist 
• Government by the people -  Democracy 
• The whole mass of air surrounding the earth - Atmosphere 
• One who is not sure of the existence of God  - Agnostic
• A medicine which prevents infection by killing germs - Antiseptic
• One who does something not professionally but for pleasure -  Amateur 
• A statement open to more than one interpretation - Ambiguous 
• One who makes an official examination of accounts - Auditor 
• Marrying more than one wife or more than one husband at a time  - Polygamy 
• The science that studies plants -  Botany 
• The science which studies natural processes of living things  - Biology 
• People working together in the same office or department -  Colleagues 
• The state of remaining unmarried - Celibacy 
• The action of bringing into completion -  Consummation
• The practice of marrying one a time – Monogamy(एकपत्नीत्व)
• The practice of having two wives or two husbands at a time – Bigamy(द्विविवाह)
• The practice of marrying more than one wife at time – Polygamy(बहुविवाह)
• The practice of marrying more than one husbands at a time –Polyandry(बहुपतित्व)
• A hater of Womankind – Misogynist(नारी द्वेषी)
• A lover of womankind – Philologist(स्त्रीप्रेमी)
• A lover and collector of books – Bibliophile(पुस्तक प्रेमी)
• One who has a long experience of any occupation – Veteran(दीर्घानुभवी, दक्ष, कुशल)
• One who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession-Amateur(शौकिया)
• One who talks continuously – Loquacious(बातूनी)
• One who is out to destroy all government, law and order –Anarchist(अशासनवादी, विद्रोहवादी)
• One who does not care for art and literature – Philistine(अशिक्षित)
• One who can use either hand with ease – Ambidextrous(द्विहत्थी)
• A child born after the death of his father or the book published after the death of the writer. – Posthumous(मरणोपरांत)
• Incapable of being understood – Unintelligible (दुर्बोध)