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Feeding on food made both of plants and flesh (one word substitution)
Carnivorous
Omnipotent
Omnivorous
Optimist
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Extreme old age when a man behaves like a fool
Senility
Dotage
Imbecility
Superannuation
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That which cannot be called back (one word substitution)
Irresponsible
irrevocable
Irredeemable
Incalculable
Irrevocable: Irrevocable refers to something that cannot be revoked or taken back. It often implies a permanent or irreversible change that cannot be undone.
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Clues available at a scene (one word substitution)
Circumstantial
Derivative
Inferential
Suggestive
Circumstantial: It refers to evidence or information that is not directly related to a particular event or situation but can be used to infer or deduce something about it. Circumstantial evidence is based on a series of facts or events that, when taken together, suggest a particular conclusion. This type of evidence is often used in legal proceedings to help establish guilt or innocence.
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Severely abusive writing in journals (one word substitution)
Imaginary
Speculative
Scurrilous
Sarcastic
Scurrilous: Scurrilous refers to something that is vulgar, abusive, or indecent, especially in writing or speech, and intended to damage the reputation of someone.
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A post with little work but high salary (one word substitution)
Director
Trustee
Sinecure
Ombudsman
Sinecure: A sinecure is a post with little work but high salary. It is a position that requires little effort or responsibility but provides a good salary. Often, sinecures are given to people as a reward for their loyalty, service, or political connections. It is a term that is often used to describe a job that requires little effort and provides little value.
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Code of diplomatic etiquette and precedence (one word substitution)
Statesmanship
Diplomacy
Hierarchy
Protocol
Protocol: It refers to a code of conduct or set of rules that governs diplomatic etiquette and precedence. Protocols are used in a wide range of settings, from international diplomacy to corporate boardrooms, and help establish rules of behavior and communication. In diplomatic circles, protocol is particularly important and governs everything from the order of introductions to the wording of official documents.
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Building in which dead bodies are kept for a time (one word substitution)
Mortuary
Monastery
Sanatorium
Crematorium
Mortuary: A building or establishment where dead bodies are temporarily kept prior to burial or cremation. Mortuaries may also provide funeral services and other related activities, such as embalming and body preparation.
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Belief that God Is in everything and that everything is God (one word substitution)
Atheism
Pantheism
Skepticism
Animism
Pantheism: Pantheism is a belief that God or a divine power is present in everything and that everything is part of God. This is a spiritual or religious worldview that sees the natural world and the divine as interconnected and inseparable. Pantheists often view the universe as sacred and believe that humans have a responsibility to care for the natural world.
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A place where monks live as a secluded community
Diocese
Convent
Cathedral
Monastery
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