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one word substitution. A person who eats vegetable.

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Answered by Anonymous
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the vegetables eating person known as vegetarian

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Answered by mindfulmaisel
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Answer:  

A person who ears vegetable is known as herbivore.

Explanation:

A person who consumes vegetable is known as herbivore while a person who eats meat is carnivore and a person who eats both i.e. meat and vegetable is known as omnivore.

Vore means group of people while herbi means herbs. Hence, from the word itself, one can make out the meaning. ‘Herbivore means group of people having only herbs or plants. Mostly this term is used for animals and herbivore animals’ main consumption are plants and their mouthparts are adapted to chewing or grinding.  

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