List of One Word Substitutions "B"

List of One Word Substitutions "B"

WordMeaningअर्थ
BachelorhoodState of being unmarriedकुँवारापन
BankruptOne who can’t pay the debts.दिवालिया
BeheadCut off the headसिर काटना
BellicoseOne who is fond of fightingलडाकू
BelligerentsNations engaged in war.युध्दकारी, युध्दरथ
BibliophileA great lover of booksपुस्तक प्रेमी
BiennialHappening every second yearद्विवार्षिक, हर दो साल में होने वाला
BigamyPractice of having two wives or husbandsद्विपत्नीत्व, द्विविवाह
BigotOne who has narrow and prejudiced religious viewsकट्टर, धर्मांध
BilingualA person who speaks two languagesद्विभाषी
BiographyA life history written by somebody elseजीवनी
BiologyThe science which treats with lifeजीव-विज्ञान
BipedAnimal having two feet.दो पैर वाला जानवर
BlasphemySpeaking disrespectfully about sacred or religious things.ईश्वर निंदा
BookwormOne who devotes full time in studying course booksकिताबी कीड़ा
BotanyThe branch of biology dealing with plant lifeवनस्पति विज्ञान
BrigandA bandit or robber, [esp.] One of a band living by pillage and ransom.डाकू, डकैत
BrittleHard but liable to be easily brokenखस्ता, भंगुर
BullionGold or Silver before using for manufacturing ornamentsचांदी सोने की ईंट
BureaucracyA Government by the officialsनौकरशाही, अधिकारी-वर्ग

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