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One Word Substitution For Generic Terms
List Of One Word Substitution
One Word Substitution Generic terms
An act of abdicating or renouncing the throne Abdication
An annual calendar containing important dates and statistical information such as astronomical data and tide tables Almanac
A cold-blooded vertebrate animal that is born in water and breathes with gills Amphibian
A story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one Allegory
A statement or proposition on which an abstractly defined structure is based Axiom
A nation or person engaged in war or conflict, as recognized by international law Belligerent
An examination of tissue removed from a living body to discover the presence, cause or extent of a disease Biopsy
The action or offence of speaking sacrilegiously about God or sacred things; profane talk Blasphemy
The arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence Chronology
A vigorous campaign for political, social, or religious change Crusade
Lasting for a very short time Ephemeral
Spoken or done without preparation Extempore
Release someone from a duty or obligation Exonerate
Fond of company Gregarious
Making marks that cannot be removed Indelible
Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong Infallible
Certain to happen Inevitable
A sentimental longing or wistful affection for a period in the past Nostalgia
A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases Panacea
A doctrine which identifies God with the universe Pantheism
Excessively concerned with minor details or rules Pedantic
The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own Plagiarism
Safe to drink Potable
The emblems or insignia of royalty Regalia
Violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred Sacrilege
A position requiring little or no work but giving the holder status or financial benefit Sinecure
A thing that is kept as a reminder of a person, place, or event Souvenir
An imaginary ideal society free of poverty and suffering Utopia
Denoting a sin that is not regarded as depriving the soul of divine grace Venial
In exactly the same words as were used originally Verbatim
Candidates can download the comprehensive One word Substitution PDF for all the categories given after the lists. Below given is the one word substitution for Government Or Systems.

One Word Substitution For Government/Systems
One Word Substitutes Government/System
A state of disorder due to absence or non-recognition of authority or other controlling systems Anarchy
A form of government in which power is held by the nobility Aristocracy
A system of government by one person with absolute power Autocracy
A self-governing country or region Autonomy
A system of government in which most of the important decisions are taken by state officials rather than by elected representatives Bureaucracy
A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives Democracy
A state, society, or group governed by old people Gerontocracy
A state or country run by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous citizens Kakistocracy
Government by new or inexperienced hands Neocracy
Government by the populace Ochlocracy
A small group of people having control of a country or organization Oligarchy
Government by the wealthy Plutocracy
Government not connected with religious or spiritual matters Secular
A form of government with a monarch at the head Monarchy
A political system based on the government of men by God Thearchy
Candidates preparing for any Government exam can check other important topics for English language section.

List of Synonyms And Antonyms Idioms & Phrases Letter Writing Format
List of Prepositions List of Homophones Idioms & Phrases
For more articles based on the concepts, rules and sample questions check General English For Competitive exams page.

One Word Substitution For Venue Or Spot
List of One Word Substitutions Venue/Spot
A collection of historical documents or records providing information about a place, institution, or group of people Archives
A large cage, building, or enclosure to keep birds Aviary
A building where animals are butchered Abattoir
A place where bees are kept; a collection of beehives Apiary
A building containing tanks of live fish of different species Aquarium
A place or scene of activity, debate, or conflict Arena
A collection of weapons and military equipment Arsenal
An institution for the care of people who are mentally ill Asylum
A hole or tunnel dug by a small animal, especially a rabbit, as a dwelling Burrow
A collection of items of the same type stored in a hidden or inaccessible place Cache
A public room or building where gambling games are played Casino
A large burial ground, especially one not in a churchyard Cemetery
A room in a public building where outdoor clothes or luggage may be left Cloakroom
A place where a dead person’s body is cremated Crematorium
A Christian community of nuns living together under monastic vows Convent
Nursery where babies and young children are cared for during the working day Creche
A stoppered glass container into which wine or spirit is decanted Decanter
A large bedroom for a number of people in a school or institution Dormitory
The nest of a squirrel, typically in the form of a mass of twigs in a tree Drey
A room or building equipped for gymnastics, games, and other physical exercise Gymnasium
A storehouse for threshed grain Granary
A large building with an extensive floor area, typically for housing aircraft Hangar
A box or cage, typically with a wire mesh front, for keeping rabbits or other small domesticated animals Hutch
A place in a large institution for the care of those who are ill Infirmary
A small shelter for a dog Kennel
A place where wild animal live Lair
A place where coins, medals, or tokens are made Mint
A collection of wild animals kept in captivity for exhibition Menagerie
A building or buildings occupied by a community of monks living under religious vows Monastery
A place where bodies are kept for identification Morgue
A piece of enclosed land planted with fruit trees Orchard
A large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply Reservoir
A small kitchen or room at the back of a house used for washing dishes and another dirty household work Scullery
A close-fitting cover for the blade of a knife or sword Sheath
A room or building for sick children in a boarding school Sanatorium
A place where animal hides are tanned Tannery
A large, tall cupboard in which clothes may be hung or stored Wardrobe
Candidates preparing for competitive exams must update themselves with the basic differences between the confusing but common words in English Language. Check the links given below:

Difference Between Principal and Principle Difference Between Award and Reward
Difference Between Program and Programme Difference Between Fair and Fare
More such articles on various concepts of English as well as other subjects, important topics, etc are given in the 100 Difference Between Articles on the given link.

One Word Substitution For Group/Collection
One Word Substitution Group/Collection
A group of guns or missile launchers operated together at one place Battery
A large bundle bound for storage or transport Bale
A large gathering of people of a particular type Bevy
An arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present Bouquet
A family of young animals Brood
A group of things that have been hidden in a secret place Cache
A group of people, typically with vehicles or animals travelling together Caravan
A closed political meeting Caucus
An exclusive circle of people with a common purpose Clique
A group of followers hired to applaud at a performance Claque
A series of stars Constellation
A funeral procession Cortege
A group of worshippers Congregation
A herd or flock of animals being driven in a body Drove
A small fleet of ships or boats Flotilla
A small growth of trees without underbrush Grove
A community of people smaller than a village Hamlet
A group of cattle or sheep or other domestic mammals Herd
A large group of people Horde
A temporary police force Posse
A large number of fish swimming together Shoal
A strong and fast-moving stream of water or other liquid Torrent
Candidates preparing for Government exams can check the given links for preparation
Static GK
Daily Current Affairs
Free Online Mock Tests
SSC General Awareness
Bank General Awareness
One Word Substitution List for a Person Or People
One Word Substitution Person/People
One who is not sure about God’s existence Agnostic
A person who deliberately sets fire to a building Arsonist
One who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession Amateur
One who can use either hand with ease Ambidextrous
One who makes an official examination of accounts Auditor
A person who believes in or tries to bring about a state of lawlessness Anarchist
A person who has changed his faith Apostate
One who does not believe in the existence of God Atheist
A person appointed by two parties to solve a dispute Arbitrator
One who leads an austere life Ascetic
An unconventional style of living Bohemian
One who is bad in spellings Cacographer
One who feeds on human flesh Cannibal
A person who is blindly devoted to an idea/ a person displaying aggressive or exaggerated patriotism Chauvinist
A critical judge of any art and craft Connoisseur
Persons living at the same time Contemporaries
One who is recovering health after illness Convalescent
A girl/woman who flirts with a man Coquette
A person who regards the whole world as his country Cosmopolitan
One who is a centre of attraction Cynosure
One who sneers at the beliefs of others Cynic
A leader or orator who espouses the cause of the common people Demagogue
A person having a sophisticated charm Debonair
A leader who sways his followers by his oratory Demagogue
A dabbler (not serious) in art, science and literature Dilettante
One who is for pleasure of eating and drinking Epicure
One who often talks of his achievements Egotist
Someone who leaves one country to settle in another Emigrant
A man who is womanish in his habits Effeminate
One who is hard to please (very selective in his habits) Fastidious
One who runs away from justice Fugitive
One who is filled with excessive enthusiasm in religious matters Fanatic
One who believes in fate Fatalist
A lover of good food Gourmand
Conferred as an honour Honorary
A person who acts against religion Heretic
A person of intellectual or erudite tastes Highbrow
A patient with imaginary symptoms and ailments Hypochondriac
A person who is controlled by wife Henpeck
One who shows sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality Indefatigable
Someone who attacks cherished ideas or traditional institutions Iconoclast
One who does not express himself freely Introvert
Who behaves without moral principles Immoral
A person who is incapable of being tampered with Impregnable
One who is unable to pay his debts Insolvent
A person who is mentally ill Lunatic
A person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society Misanthrope
A person who is primarily concerned with making money at the expense of ethics Mercenary
Someone in love with himself Narcissist
One who collect coins as hobby Numismatist
A person who likes or admires women Philogynist
A lover of mankind Philanthropist
A person who speaks more than one language Polyglot
One who lives in solitude Recluse
Someone who walks in sleep Somnambulist
A person who is indifferent to the pains and pleasures of life Stoic
A scolding nagging bad-tempered woman Termagant
A person who shows a great or excessive fondness for one’s wife Uxorious
One who possesses outstanding technical ability in a particular art or field Virtuoso
This table highlights the one word substitution pdf for words related to murder or death.

One Word Substitution For Death/Murder
One Word Substitution Murder/Death
A solemn procession, especially for a funeral Cortege
A poem of serious reflection, typically a lament for the dead Elegy
A phrase or form of words written in memory of a person who has died Epitaph
Killing of one’s son or daughter Filicide
Destruction or abortion of a fetus Foeticide
Killing of one’s brother or sister Fratricide
Killing of a large group of people Genocide
Killing of one person by another Homicide
Killing of infants Infanticide
Burial of a co**se in a grave or tomb Interment
Killing of one’s mother Matricide
A room or building in which dead bodies are kept Mortuary
A news article that reports the recent death of a person Obituary
Killing of a parent or other near relative Parricide
Killing of one’s father Patricide
An examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death Postmortem
Action of killing a king Regicide
Killing of one’s sister Sororicide
Act of intentionally causing one’s own death Su***de
Killing of one’s wife Uxoricide
List of One Word Substitutes For Profession/Research
One Word Substitution Profession/Research
The medieval forerunner of chemistry Alchemy
A person who presents a radio/television programme Anchor
One who studies the evolution of mankind Anthropologist
A person who is trained to travel in a spacecraft Astronaut
The scientific study of the physiology, structure, genetics, ecology, distribution, classification and economic importance of plants Botany
A person who draws or produces maps Cartographer
A person who writes beautiful writing Calligrapher
A person who composes the sequence of steps and moves for a performance of dance Choreographer
A person employed to drive a private or hired car Chauffeur
A person who introduces the performers or contestants in a variety show Compere
A keeper or custodian of a museum or other collection Curator
The branch of biology concerned with cyclical physiological phenomena Chronobiology
A secret or disguised way of writing Cypher
The study of statistics Demography
The use of the fingers and hands to communicate and convey ideas Dactylology
A person who sells and arranges cut flowers Florist
A line of descent traced continuously from an ancestor Genealogy
The therapeutic use of sunlight Heliotherapy
The art or practice of garden cultivation and management Horticulture
One who supervises in the examination hall Invigilator
The theory or philosophy of law Jurisprudence
A person who compiles dictionaries Lexicographer
The scientific study of the structure and diseases of teeth Odontology
One who presents a radio programme Radio Jockey
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing Rhetoric
The branch of science concerned with the origin, structure and composition of rocks Petrology
One who studies the elections and trends in voting Psephologist
An artist who makes sculptures. Sculptor
The scientific study of the behaviour, structure, physiology, classification and distribution of animals Zoology

There are three major types of syllogism:
Conditional Syllogism: If A is true then B is true (If A then B).
Categorical Syllogism: If A is in C then B is in C.
Disjunctive Syllogism: If A is true, then B is false (A or B).

Prepositions for Bank Exam.

Nouns,Adjectives and Verbs are followed by particular
Prepositions.The following is a list of some important words followed
by appropriate Prepositions.


1.Nouns followed by Prepositions

>) Acquaintance with : I have no acquaintance with Maria.

>) Affection for : Raman has a strong affection for that poor girl.

>) Apology for : She offered him an apology for her conduct.

>) Aptitude for : The Marwaris have great aptitude for business.

>) Assurance of : Mr.Desai gave us no assurance of his support.

>) Blame for : Advani accepted blame for the accident.

>) Candidate for : Raman is a candidate for the post.

>) Capacity for : Aftab has no capacity for mastering facts.

>) Care of : Take care of your health.

>) Cause for : There is no cause for anxiety.

>) Cause of : She is the cause of the whole trouble.

>) Charge of : A charge of murder was laid at his door.

>) Claim on : I have every claim on you.

>) Claim to : He set up a claim to the throne.

>) Complaint against : Why don't you lodge a complaint against your noisy
neighbours?

>) Confidence in : I hope she will justify my confidence in her.

>) Control over : Miss Helen has no control over her class.

>) Disgrace to : She is a disgrace to her family.

>) Duty to : We owe a duty to our country.

>) Excuse for : He has no excuse for remaining absent.

>) Fondness for : His fondness for her is natural.

>) Freedom from : Health means freedom from care.

>) Grief at : He felt grief at the death of his son.

>) Hatred for : Her hatred for him was very great.

>) Heir to : The prince is heir to the throne.

>) Influence with : I have no influence with the Magistrate.

>) Interest in : I have no interest in music.

>) Invitation to : She has sent us an invitation to dinner.

>) Leniency to : You have shown undue leniency to her.

>) Leisure for : I have no leisure for amusement.

>) Limit to : There is no limit to his ambition.

>) Longing for : Her longing for her son is great.

>) Match for : Peter is no match for Abraham.

>) Need of : Raman is always in need of money.

>) Neglect of : He is blamed for neglect of duty.

>) Obedience to : I praise her obedience to her husband.

>) Objection to : I have no objection to your going there.

>) Peace with : I am always at peace with my neighbours.

>) Pity for : The king felt pity for the poor.

>) Prejudice against : He has a prejudice against Hakims.

>) Pride in : Her great pride in her wealth is foolish.

>) Progress in : Jack had made no progress in her studies.

>) Quarrel with : I know nothing of his quarrel with her.

>) Regard for : I have a great regard for him.

>) Remedy for : Quinine is a remedy for malaria.

>) Reputation for : Ghafoor has a reputation for honesty.

>) Respect for : The young have no respect for old age.

>) Slave to : A drunked is a slave to drink.

>) Slave of : You musn't make a slave of your servant girl.

>) Subscription to : What is your subscription to the Famine Relief Fund?

>) Sympathy for : All the people felt great sympathy for her in her troubles.

>) Sympathy with : I have no sympathy with her foolish views.

>) Taste for : Kamala has no taste for music.

>) Traitor to : He is a traitor to his country.

>) (The) Victim of : She is the victim of her own foolishness.



2. ADJECTIVES AND PARTICIPLES FOLLOWED BY PREPOSITIONS

>) Accused of : Ghulam was accused of theft.

>) Acquainted with : Are you acquainted with her?

>) Acquitted of : The thief was acquitted of her charge.

>) Addicted of : Tom is addicted to gambling.

>) Adjacent to : The hotel is adjacent to the Post Office.

>) Afflicted with : The old man is afflicted with gout.

>) Afraid of : Don't be afraid of telling the truth.

>) Amazed at : I was amazed at her impudence.

>) Angry with : The teacher was very angry with us.

>) Annoyed at : Raman was annoyed at her behaviour.

>) Anxious for, about : 1) He is anxious for(about) her safety.
2) She is very anxious about her son's health.

>) Appropriate to : The Prime Minister made a stirring speech
appropriate to the occasion.

>) Ashamed of : Mary is ashamed of her conduct.

>) Astonished at : All were astonished at her disobedience.

>) Averse to : Pratap is averse to regular work.

>) Backward in : John is backward in his studies.

>) Beneficial to : Fresh air and good food are beneficial to the health.

>) Bent on : Joseph is bent on mischief.

>) Blessed with : May you always be blessed with good health.

>) Blind in : The carpenter is blind in the right eye.

>) Blind to : Rashida is blind to her own faults.

>) Born of : Gandhiji was born of rich parents.

>) Bound for : The ship is bound for England.

>) Busy with : Jack is busy with his lessons.

>) capable of : She is capable of improvement.

>) Careful about : She is very careful about her dress.

>) Charged with : The beggar was charged with theft.

>) Confident of : Peter is confident of success.

>) Conscious of : Shakuntala is conscious of her faults.

>) Contented with : She is contented with her lot.

>) Contrary to : The boys acted contrary to my instructions.

>) Convenient for : Will the 4.50 train be convenient for you?

>) Courteous to : She is courteous to all.

>) Deaf to : He was deaf to all her entreaties.

>) Deficient in : She is deficient in common sense.

>) Dependent on : She is dependent on her parents.

>) Desirous of : Raman is desirous of going abroad.

>) Different from : His religious views are different from hers.

>) Disgusted with : I am disgusted with her conduct.

>) Due to : The accident was due to careless driving.

>) Eligible for : He is not eligible for promotion.

>) Engaged to : Shiela is engaged to Harry.

>) Equal to : Sikander was equal to the occasion.

>) Essential to : Health is essential to happiness.

>) Faithful to : The dog is very faithful to his master.

>) False to : Abraham proved false to his friends.

>) Familiar to : Her name seems quite familiar to me.

>) Familiar with : I am not familiar with her tricks.

>) Famous for : He is famous for his learning.

>) Fit for : Saqlan is fit for the job.

>) Fond of : Girls are fond of dolls.

>) Free from : No one is free from faults.

>) Full of : This book is full of mistakes.

>) Glad of : I am glad of your success.

>) Good at : She is good at Mathematics.

>) Good for : This medicine is good for headache.

>) Greedy for : Arsalan is greedy of gain/honours.

>) Guilty of : The beggar was found guilty of theft.

>) Honest in : Sami is not honest in his dealings.

>) Hopeful of : Is she hopeful of success?

>) Ignorant of : The Headmaster is ignorant of facts.

>) Ill with : Manorama is ill with fever.

>) Indifferent to : They are indifferent to their own business.

>) Infested with:- This house is infested with rats.

>) Injurious to : Alcohol is injurious to health.

>) Intent to : He was intent on winning a scholarship.

>) Interested in : Why are you interested in Maria?

>) Introduced to : I was introduced to the Collector.

>) Jealous of : He is jealous of his friend's success.

>) Lame in : The beggar was lame in the left leg.

>) Lost to : Tom is lost to all sense of shame.

>) Loyal to : The princes were loyal to the Government.

>) Married to : Sheila was married to Raman.

>) Negligent in : He was negligent in his work.

>) Negligent of : He was negligent of his duties.

>) Obedient to : Aftab is obedient to his parents.

>) Obliged to : I am obliged to her for kindness.

>) Occupied by : This house is occupied by his fiance.

>) Occupied with : He is just now occupied with the translation of a French novel.

>) Occupied in : He is occupied in translating a French novel.

>) Offended with,at : She was offended with her husband at his remarks.

>) Open to : She is not open to conviction.

>) Overwhelmed with : She was overwhelmed with grief.

>) Owing to : Owing to his careless driving,we had a bad accident.

>) Partial to : We are all partial to our friends.

>) Peculiar to : This is a custom peculiar to the Japanese.

>) Popular with : Mr George is popular with his neighbours.

>) Preferable to : Health is preferable to wealth.

>) Proficient in : John is proficient in Mathematics.

>) Proud of : He is proud of his wealth.

>) Quick at : This boy is quick at inventing excuses.

>) Reconciled with : Ultimately she became reconciled with her husband.

>) Reduced to : The prince was reduced to poverty.

>) Related to : Is she related to you?

>) Repentant of : Mary is repentant of her folly.

>) Respectful to : Good boys are respectful to all.

>) Satisfied with : I am satisfied with her conduct.

>) Sensitive to : She is sensitive to praise and blame.

>) Serviceable to : This umbrella will be serviceable to you in the rainy season.

>) Shocked at : All of us were shocked at the news of his death.

>) Short of : Jack is always short of money.

>) Sick of : I am sick of being blamed for everything that goes wrong.

>) Similar to : Their customs are similar to ours.

>) Slow of : Slow of hearing ,slow to make up one's mind,slow at accounts,
Slow to anger.

>) Sorry for : The Headmaster was sorry for his mistake.

>) Steeped in : Mahmud is steeped in vice and poverty.

>) Suited to : His speech was suited to the occasion.

>) Sure of : *) Are you sure of your facts?
*) Can we be sure of his honesty?

>) Suspicious of : The policeman became increasingly suspicious of his
movements.

>) Sympathetic to : She is sympathetic to(towards) suffers.

>) Thankful for : We ought to be thankful to God for His small mercies.

>) Tired of : Everyone is tired of doing nothing.

>) True to : Abraham is true to his friends.

>) Useful for : Salt is useful for many purposes.

>) Vain of : She is vain of her beauty.

>) Versed in : He is well versed in Mathematics.

>) Vexed at : He was vexed at his failure.

>) Weak in : My daughter is weak in Mathematics.

>) Worthy of : He is worthy of our reverence and esteem.



3.VERBS FOLLOWED BY PREPOSITION

>) Abide by : You must abide by your promise.

>) Abound with :The hut abounded with vermin.

>) Abound in : Vermin abounded in the hut.

>) Abstain from : Abstain from evil and do good.

>) Accede to : The Principal acceded to my request.

>) Acquit of : The judge acquitted him of theft.

>) Act from : She acted from fear.

>) Admit of : You conduct admits of no excuse.

>) Agree with (a person) : *) Sami does not agree with me.
*) I did not agree with her on this point.

>) Agree to ( a proposal) : I agree to your offer of marriage.

>) Aim at : All of us aim at excellence.

>) Apologize to (a person) : I apologize to her for my mistake.

>) Appeal to(a person): We appealed to her for help.

>) Appoint to(a person) : Jack was appointed to the vacant post.

>) Arrive at(a place) : We arrived at the station at ten.

>) Attend to : Attend to your lessons,please.

>) Attend upon : Sheila has many servants attending upon her.

>) Avail of : You should avail yourself of every opportunity to practise
speaking english.

>) Avenge on : He avenged himself on his enemies.

>) Averse to,from : *) He is averse to hard work.
*) We are averse from takiing action.

>) Bear with : You must bear with my weakness.

>) Beat against : The waves beat against the rocks.

>) Beg of : We all begged pardon of her.

>) Believe in : I do not believe in her honesty.

>) Bestow on : The Queen bestowed high honour on her.

>) Beware of : Beware of false friends.

>) Blame for : He blamed his teacher for his failure.

>) Boast of : She boasts of being the best actress in the town.

>) Borrow from : Rahman borrowed Rs.500 from me.

>) Break into : The thieves broke into his house at night.

>) Brood over : Do not brood over past grievances.

>) Buy for,at : He bought them for/at Rs.10 each.

>) Buy from : He bought this watch from Grandleys.

>) Call on : We called on Miss Hill yesterday.

>) Call to : Jill called to her father for help.

>) Call for : Your conduct calls for punishment.

>) Care for : I do not care for her opinion.

>) Charge with : We charged her with theft.

>) Come across : I came across this in a curio shop.

>) Compare with (to show difference) :
*)Compare the character of Mohan with that of Ali.

>) Compare to (to show resemblance) :
*) Anger may be compared to fire.

>) Compete with : I compete with Harry for the first prize.

>) Complain of : *) She complained to me of his rudeness.
*) We have nothing to complain of (about).
*) He never complains of not having enough money.

>) Comply with : We always complied with his request.

>) Confer on : She conferred a favour on us.

>) Confide in : The king confided in his ministers.

>) Confide to : Confide your secrets to none.

>) Congratulate on : I congratulated her on her success.

>) Consist of,in : *) The committee consists of ten members.
*) The happiness of a country consists in the freedom
of its citizens.

>) Convict of : The judge convicted him of theft.

>) Cure of : The medicine cured him of his disease.

>) Deal in : He deals in Japanese goods.

>) Deal with : Deal fairly with everyone.

>) Defend from,against : *) I defended her from all blame.
*) They bravely defended their country
against enemies.

>) Deposit in,with : *) He deposited all his money in State bank
of India.
*) He deposited all the documents with his lawyer.

>) Deprive of : Slaves are deprived of their freedom.

>) Derive from : Can pleasure be derived from bad actions?

>) Despair of : Taqi never despaired of success.

>) Die of : Seema died of typhoid.

>) Die by : He died by his own hand.

>) Differ with : I differ with you on this subject.

>) Differ from : This cloth differ from that.

>) Disagree with : I disagree with you on this point.

>) Dispose of : She has disposed of all her property.

>) Dissuade from : Afzal dissuade her from going there.

>) Distinguish from : Distinguish truth from falsehood.

>) Dream of : She dreamt of becoming a queen one day.

>) End in : The scheme ended in failure.

>) Enter into,upon : *) He entered into negotiations with a
business firm.
*) Sami has entered upon a new acreer

>) Exchange for : He exchanged the cow for the horse.

>) Explain to : Explain this question to me.

>) Export from : Cotton goods are exported from India .

>) Fall under : He fell under the displeasure of the king.

>) Fall upon : The robbers fell upon the merchant.

>) Feed on : The cow feeds on grass.

>) Feel for : We all felt for her in her troubles.

>) Fight with or against : *) Great Britian fought against (or with)
*) Germany in two wars.

>) Fight for : They were fighting for their independence.

>) Fly at : The dog flew at the beggar.

>) Fly into : Seeing me,she flew into a rage.

>) Furnish with : *) They furnished the library with books [or]
*) They furnished books to her.

>) Get at : get at (find out) the facts.

>) Get on : He is sure to get on (make a progress) in life.

>) Get over : He got over(recovered from ) his illness .

>) Get out of : I have not yet been able to get out of debt.

>) Get to : In the evening they got to their journey's end.

>) Grieve at : They grieved at the news of my failure.

>) Grieve about : Don't grieve much about your misfortunes

>) Grieve for,over : *) Don't grieve much for the dead.
*) She grieved over her husband's death.

>) Grumble at : He is always grumbling at his low pay.

>) Guard against : We must guard against vices.

>) Hear about,of,from : *) Have you heard about his dismissal?
*) I've never heard of her.
*) How often do you hear from your sister?

>) Hide from : I will not hide the truth from my parents.

>) Hinder from : What hindered you from coming here?

>) Hope for : We always hope for better times.

>) Import from,into : Wool is imported from Australia into India.

>) Impress on : I impressed on her the value of cleanliness.

>) Impute to : Do not impute motives to her action.

>) Infer from : Am I to infer from your remarks that you think I am
a liar?

>) Infest with : Warehouses were infested with rats.

>) Inform of,against : *) Have you informed her of your intended
departure?
*) She has informed the police against the neighbour
who is a smuggler.

>) Inquire into : The police are inquiring into the matter.

>) Inquire of : I inquired of her why she had insulted her hsuband.

>) Insist on : He insisted on my leaving the place at once.

>) Interfere in,with : *) Please don't interfere in my business.
*) He interfered with her in her private affairs.

>) Introduce to : Mary introduced me to Sheila.

>) Invite to : I have invited Rashida also to dinner.

>) Jeer at : Never jeer at a deafeated enemy.

>) Jest about : Don't jest about serious things.

>) Join in,to : *) Join the point C to the point D.
*) Why doesn't he join in the conversation?
*) May I join in the game?

>) Jump at : Parveen jumped at the office at once.

>) Jump to : *) The Superintendent jumped to the conclusion that the
*) prisoner had escaped from the jail.

>) Keep from : Keep away from wine.

>) Keep to : Keep to the point,please.

>) Kick against : Do not kick against authority.

>) Kick at : Atif kicked at my offer.

>) Knock at : *) He knocked at every door for money.
*) Somebody is knocking at the door (on the window).

>) Labour for : All his life he laboured for the public good.

>) Lack in : He is lacking in experience.

>) Lament for : Do not lament for the dead.

>) Land at : We landed at Bombay.

>) Laugh at : We all laughed at her bad manners.

>) Lay before : Peter laid all the facts before her.

>) Lay to : We laid this sin to her charge.

>) Lay under : I have laid her under deep obligation by helping her in
distress.

>) Lead to : This road leads to Poona.

>) Lean to : This judge seems to lean to his side.

>) Leap at : He leapt at the opportunity.

>) Learn of : I am sorry to learn of her illness.

>) Level with : The enemy levelled the city with the ground.

>) Listen to : Don't listen to that foolish fellow.

>) Live within ; Live within your means.

>) Live by : Live by honest labour.

>) Look at : A cat may look at a king.

>) Look after : The shepherd looked after his sheep.

>) Meddle in,with : *) Don't meddle in my affairs.
*) Don't meddle in politics.
*) Who has been meddling with my papers?

>) Meet with : I met with many obstacles ,but pressed on.

>) Mix with : *) Oil will not mix with water.
*) Mix up the salt with the pepper.

>) Mourn for,over : *) Do not mourn for the dead.
*) They mourned over the child's death.

>) Murmur against : We must not murmur against new taxes.

>) Murmur at : We all murmur at injustice.

>) Object to : She objects to my going there.

>) Occur to : It did not occur to me to search his pockets.

>) Originate in : The fight originated in a foolish quarrel.

>) Part with : *) He parted with all his wealth.
*) He parted with(or from) his old parents with tears.

>) Partake of : We partook of the feast spread before us.

>) Pass for : Robert passed for a learned man.

>) Perish with : They perished with cold and hunger.

>) Persevere in : Mary persevered in her studies.

>) Persist in : Raman persists in annoying his sister.

>) Pine for : She pined for the lost child.

>) Play at : The children were playing at keeping shop.

>) Play with : Don't play with fireworks.

>) Play on : Smile played on her lips.

>) Prefer to : I prefer milk to tea.

>) Present at : We presented the cheque at the bank.

>) Present to : We presented a watch to her.

>) Present with : We presented her with a watch.

>) Preserve from : May God preserve you from all harm.

>) Preside at,over : *) The prime Minister presides at meetings
of the Cabinet.
*)The Mayor presides over the City Council.

>) Press upon : Don't press your opinions upon her.

>) Prevail upon : We prevailed upon her to come to the meeting.

>) Prevail over : We pervailed over(=gained victory over) our enemies.

>) Prevent from : She prevented me from coming here.

>) Profit by : A wise man profits by the mistakes of others.

>) Prohibit from : You are prohibited from entering the class.

>) Protect from : God will protect you from all harm.

>) Protect against : Protect these tender plants against the weather.

>) Protest against : You must protest against injustice.

>) Provide for : He died without providing for his widow.

>) Provide with : You must provide your children with food and clothes.

>) Provide against : A wise man provides against a rainy day.

>) Quarrel with : Do not quarrel with your friends over a trifle.

>) Reconcile to : You must reconcile yourself to a life of hardship
and poverty.

>) Recover from : He has just recovered from illness.

>) Refrain from : She refrained from shedding tears.

>) Rejoice at,over : *) We all rejoiced at her success.
*) We all rejoiced over the victory.

>) Relieve of : *) The medicine relieved me of my pain.
*) He was relieved of his post.

>) Rely on : Do not rely on her support.

>) Remind of : He reminded me of my promise.

>) Repent of : *) He repents of the mistake he has made.
*) Have you nothing to repent of?

>) Resolve on : She resolves on going there.

>) Rest with : It rests with her to take action against him.

>) Revenge on : He revenged himself on his enemy for the murder of his brother.

>) Reward with : I rewarded her with a watch for saving my child from drowning.

>) Rule over : The king ruled over a vast empire.

>) Save from : He saved her from drowning.

>) Search for : We searched for the lost watch everywhere.

>) Seek for : All of us seek for happiness.

>) Send for : They sent for the doctor.

>) Show over : MOhan showed her over his new house.

>) Shudder at : I shudder at her act of cruelty.

>) Side with : Aftab sided with us in the dispute.

>) Smile at : I smiled at her foolish threat.

>) Smile upon : Fortune seemed to smile upon him.

>) Stick to : Stick to your point.

>) Struggle against : She struggled against many difficulties.

>) Submit to : We must all submit to God's will.

>) Subscribe to : He subscribed Rs.1000 to the Flood Relief Fund.

>) Succeed to : He succeeded to the throne at the age of ten.

>) Supply to : He supplied food to the poor.

>) Supply with : He supplied the poor with food.

>) Sympathize with : we sympathize with her in her troubles.

>) Talk of or about : *) All are talking about the strange event.
*) What are they talking about?
*) Talking of travel,have you been to Goa yet?

>) Talk to : He was talking to his friend.

>) Throw at : don't throw stones at birds.

>) Treat of : This book treats of every important subject.

>) Treat with : If we are to treat with you,it must be on equal terms.

>) Triumph over : Virtue always triumphs over vice.

>) Trust in : Trust in God and do the right.

>) Wait on : All her maids waited on her.

>) Wait for : We waited impatiently for the train.

>) Warn against,of : We warned her of the danger,against pickpockets.

>) Wonder at,about : *) I wonder at your stupidity.
*) I was wondering about that.

>) Wrestle with : Wrestle bravely with difficulties.

>) Yield to : Never yield to temptation.