One-word substitution (vocabulary): Murder of a king Choose the single best word that exactly matches the definition.

Difficulty: Easy

Infanticide
Matricide
Genocide
Regicide

Correct Answer: Regicide

Explanation:

Given data

Definition: the killing of a king.

Reasoning through options
Regicide — killing a monarch (from Latin rex, king + -cide, killing). Correct.Infanticide — killing an infant.Matricide — killing one's mother.Genocide — systematic killing of a people/nation.

Final Answer
Regicide

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