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One Word Substitutes Practice Test - 15
- Catch or arrest someone who is doing something illegal
- nab (verb)
- A situation's worst moment
- nadir (noun)
- Complain continuously to someone about their behavirour
- nag (verb)
- Lasting for a long time and difficult to remove
- nagging (adjective)
- Lacking experience and judgement and believing what people say
- naive (adjective)
- Someone having the same name as someone else or thing
- namesake (noun)
- Technology involving building structures with individual molecules of substances
- nanotechnology (noun)
- A short sleep taken during the day
- Habit of admiring oneself especially one's appearance
- narcissism (noun)
- The act of falling into deep sleep in relaxing surroundings
- narcolepsy (noun)
- A powerful illegal drug that affects and harms the mind
- narcotic (noun)
- Easily getting annoyed or angry
- narky (adjective)
- The process of telling a story
- narration (noun)
- Send information to a group of people through Internet or television
- narrowcast (verb)
- Beginning to emerge and yet to be developed
- nascent (adjective)
- Extremely bad and unpleasant
- nasty (adjective)
- Relating to the place and time one was bron
- natal (adjective)
- Take over of an industry or a company by the government
- nationalize (verb)
- Relating to the place where one is born and lived the first few years
- native (adjective)
- Someone who studies plants, birds, animals and other living things
- naturalist (noun)
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