Class 9 English Grammar One Word for Group of Words

Class 9 English Grammar One Word for Group of Words, NCERT/SCERT Class 9 English Grammar Notes to each Syllabus wise provided in the list of SEBA Class 9 English Grammar One Word for Group of Words can be of great value to excel in the examination.

Class 9 English Grammar One Word for Group of Words

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Class 9 English Grammar Question cover all the exercise questions in Assam Board SEBA Textbooks. The SEBA Class 9 English Grammar provided here ensures a smooth and easy understanding of all the concepts. Understand the concepts behind every chapter and score well in the board exams.

ONE WORD FOR GROUP OF WORDS

GRAMMAR

Accessible : That which can be approached. 

Anthropology : The science of the development of mankind.

Artisan : A person who practises a craft.

Atheist : One who does not believe in God.

Audible : That which can be heard.

Biennial : That which happens after every two years. 

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Bigamy : The practice of having two wives.

Cannibal : Those that eat human flesh. 

Catalogue : A list of goods, books etc.

Celestial : Pertaining to the sky.

Confectioner : A person who deals in sweets.

Dockyard : A place where ships are built.

Encyclopaedia : A book of knowledge and information.

Homicide : Murder of human beings.

Honorary office : An office for which no salary is paid.

Inaudible : That which cannot be heard.

Incorrigible : That which cannot be corrected.

Infallible : One who cannot make any mistake.

Linguist : A scholar of many languages.

Lullaby : A song to put babies to sleep.

Manuscript : A handwritten document.

Mercenary : One who fights for money. 

Monotheist : A person who believes in one God. 

Monotonous : Characterised by dull uniformity. 

Obituary : Notice of a person’s death.

Ophthalmologist : One who attends to eye diseases.

Optimist : One who looks at the bright side of things. 

Philanthropist : A person who loves mankind.

Posthumous : Coming or happening after the death.

Posthumous child : A child born after the death of its father.

Scavenger : A person who searches for usable objects among rubbish / animals that search for decaying flesh as food.

Sceptic : One who always doubts. 

Spinster : An unmarried woman.

Theist : A person who believes in God.

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