S.P. Bakshi One Word Substitution (part 1) [ Daily Vocab Booster ]

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 One who is not sure about god existence  :  AGNOSTIC

a lover of mankind :  ALTRUIST or PHILANTHROPIST

one who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession  :  AMATEUR

one who can use either hand with ease  :  AMBIDEXTEROUS

one who is out to destroy all governments, peace and order  :  ANARCHIST

a person who has changed his faith  :  APOSTATE

a person appointed by two parties to solve a dispute  :  ARBITRATOR

one who leads an austere life  :  ASCETIC

a person who does not believe in god  :  ATHEIST

one who is unable to pay his debts  :  BANKRUPT  or  INSOLVENT

one who is filled with excessive enthusiasm in religious matter :  BIGOT  or  FANATIC

an unconventional style of living :  BOHEMIAN

one who is bad in spellings  :  CACOGRAPHIST

one who feeds on human flesh  :  CANNIBAL

one who feeds on flesh  :  CARNIVOROUS

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