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<Enrich Your Vocabulary
"E" | Earthy | crude | | Ebb | recede, to fade away | | Ebullient | exuberant, full of enthusiasm and high spirits | | Ecclesiastical | churchly | | Éclat | brilliance | | Eclectic | joyful | | Eclipse | the obstruction of Sun by moon, or of moon by earth | | Edify | instruct morally and spiritually | | Educe | draw forth, evoke | | Eerie | weird | | Efface | to obliterate | | Effete | worn out | | Efflorescent | opening in flower | | Effluvium | noxious smells | | Effrontery | insolence | | Effulgent | brilliant | | Effusion | pouring forth | | Effusive | expressing emotion without restraint | | Elation | exhilaration, joy | | Elegiac | sad | | Elicit | provoke | | Eloquence | fluent and effective speech | | Elucidate | make clear, clarify | | Elusory | tending to deceive expectations | | Elysian | relating to paradise, blissful | | Emaciated | underfed, gaunt | | Emanate | to express a feeling or quality through the way one looks | | Emblazon | imprint, brand | | Embroil | involve, cause to fall into disorder | | Embryonic | rudimentary | | Emend | correct | | Emendation | corrections of errors | | Emeritus | retired, but retaining title | | Emetic | a medicine that causes vomiting | | Emollient | cream for softening, making supple | | Emolument | salary or fees for a job, remuneration, pay scale | | Empyreal | celestial, fiery | | Enamored (British = enamored) | charmed, captivated | | Enclave | area enclosed within another region | | Encomiastic | praising, eulogistic | | Encomium | warm praise | | Encumber | burden, to hinder, restrict motion | | Endemic | Peculiar to some specified country or people | | Enervate | weaken, sap strength from | | Engender | generate, to produce | | Engross | captivate | | Enigmatic | puzzling, inexplicable | | Enjoin | urge, order, command | | Ennui | boredom, lack of interest and energy | | Ensconce | to hide safely, settle comfortably | | Enthrall (British = enthrall) | mesmerize, to captivate, enchant | | Entity | being, existence | | Entreat | plead, beg | | Enunciate | verbalize, articulate | | Epicure | gourmet, person with refined taste in food and wine | | Epigram | saying, short, witty saying or poem | | Epilogue | the close of a narrative or poem | | Epithet | name, appellation, phrase | | Epitome | A simplified representation | | Epoch | era | | Equestrian | one who rides on horseback | | Equine | pertaining to horses | | Equity | impartiality, justice | | Equivocal | Ambiguous, open to two interpretations | | Erode | wear away, to diminish | | Errant | wandering, mistaken | | Escapade | adventure | | Eschew | avoid, to abstain from | | Espouse | to support or advocate | | Estranged | alienated, separated | | Eulogy | high praise | | Euthanasia | mercy-killing | | Evanescent | fleeting, very brief, short-lived | | Evince | attest, demonstrate, to show clearly | | Eviscerate | disembowel | | Ex officio | by virtue of position | | Exacerbate | worsen | | Exasperate | irritate, vex | | Excision | removal | | Excoriate | to denounce | | Exculpate | to clear of blame or fault | | Execrable | very bad, abominable, utterly detestable | | Exegesis | interpretation | | Exemplary | outstanding, serving as an example | | Exhort | strongly urge | | Exhume | uncover, to remove from a grave | | Exigency | urgency | | Exiguous | scanty | | Exonerate | free from blame | | Exorcise | to expel evil spirits | | Exotic | Foreign, romantic | | Expatiate | to discuss in detail, elaborate | | Expatriate | who does not live in one's own country | | Expedient | advantageous, convenient, efficient | | Expiate | atone, make amends for | | Expletive | oath | | Expunge | erase, eliminate completely | | Expurgate | to purify by removing obscenities | | Extant | existing | | Extemporaneous | unrehearsed | | Extenuate | to diminish the gravity or importance of | | Extirpate | seek out and destroy | | Extol | praise highly | | Extraneous | not essential, unnecessary | | Extricate | Disentangle, free | | Extrinsic | not inherent or essential, coming from without | | Extrovert | an outgoing person | | Extrude | force out | | Exuberant | joyous, happy | | Exude | emit, ooze | | Exult | rejoice | (DOU 17082007)
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