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Animal that feeds on plants (one word substitution)
Carnivorous
Herbivorous
Insectivorous
Graminivorous
Herbivorous: Herbivorous animals are those that primarily feed on plants. Examples of herbivorous animals include cows, deer, rabbits, and many species of insects. These animals are adapted to a diet that is high in fiber and low in protein and fat.
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One who breaks the law (one word substitution)
Aggressor
Politician
Transgressor
Pedestrian
Transgressor: Someone who violates a law or rule. Transgressors may act against social norms or cultural expectations, often intentionally or recklessly.
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A group of girls (one word substitution)
Bevy
Covey
Troupe
Coterie
Bevy: Bevy refers to a group of girls or women who are seen together in a social setting. It is a term that is commonly used to describe a group of friends or associates who are often seen together.
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A person interested in collecting, studying and selling of old things
Antiquarian
Junk-dealer
Crank
Archaeologist
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Malafide case is one
Which is undertaken after a long delay
Which is undertaken in a bad faith
Which is undertaken in a good faith
Which is not undertaken at all
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The absence of law and order (one word substitution)
Rebellion
Mutiny
Revolt
Anarchy
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Practice of having several wives:
Polygamy
Polyandry
Bigamy
Monogamy
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An inscription on a tomb (one word substitution)
Espionage
Epilogue
Epitaph
Elegy
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A method which never fails (one word substitution)
Unflinching
Irreparable
Irremediable
infallible
Infallible: Infallible refers to a method or approach that is believed to be completely reliable and free from error. It is a term that is often used to describe a process or system that is considered to be foolproof and cannot be wrong.
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Ah object or portion serving as a sample (one word substitution)
Specification
Spectra
Spectacle
Specimen
Specimen: A specimen is an object or sample that is used to represent a larger group or population. Specimens can be used for scientific research, medical testing, or in educational settings. For example, a biologist might study a specimen of a plant or animal to learn more about its characteristics and behavior.
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