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undefined, object
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earthy
realistic, coarse
ebullient
enthusiastic
echelon
rank of authority
eclat
brilliance, fame
edify
to improve someone morally, to instruct
educe
to draw or bring out
effeminate
unmanly
effete
worn-out, barren
efficacy
power to produce an effect
effigy
a likeness or image
effluent
flowing out
effrontery
shameful boldness
effulgent
shining forth brillantly, radiant
effusion
a pouring out, an uncontrolled display of emotion (effusive)
egalitarian
pertaining to belief in equality of all men
egregious
remarkably bad, outrageous
egress
exit
elegy
a sad or mournful person
elicit
to draw forth, to cause to be revealed
ellipsis
the omission in a sentence of a word or words
elucidate
to make clear
elysian
blissful heavenly
emanate
to come forth, send out
emendation
correction
eminent
famous, renowned
emollient
something that soothes or softens
emolument
profit, gain
empirical
based on experience rather than theory
emulous
jealous, envious
encomium
an expression of high praise
enervate
to weaken
enfranchise
to give the right to vote
engender
to promote
enmity
hostility, hatred
ennui
boredom
enormity
an outrageous and immoral act
ensconce
to hide, conceal, settle comfortably
environs
surroundings
envisage
to imagine, to form a mental picture
ephemeral
temporary, short-lived
epithet
a descriptive word or phrase
equanimity
calmness, evenness of temperament
equipoise
balance
equivocal
doubtful, ambiguous
equivocate
to confuse by speaking in ambiguous terms
eradicate
to erase, wipe out
errant
wandering, straying from what is right
ersatz
artificial, inferior
escarpment
steep cliff
eschew
to avoid, keep away from
esoteric
for a select few, not generally known
espouse
to support
ethereal
spiritual, airy
euphonious
having a pleasant sound
evanescent
temporary, fleeting, ephemeral
evasive
not straightforward, tricky
eventuate
to result, to happen finally
evince
to show cleary
exacerbate
to aggravate, to make more violent
excise
a tax on liquor or to cut off or out
excoriate
to scrape the skin off, to criticize sharply
exculpate
to free from blame, to vindicate
execrate
to curse
exhort
to warn
exhume
to bring out of the earth, to reveal
exigent
urgent, critical
exiguous
scanty, small in quantity
expatiate
to enlarge upon, to speak or write at length
expectorate
to spit out
expedient
practical, advantageous
explicate
explain in detail, make clear
expound
to explain, interpret
extant
still in existence
extemporaneous
offhand, done without preparation
extirpate
to destroy, to remove completely
extol
to praise
extort
to obtain by force
extradite
to give up a prisoner to another authority
extraneous
unrelated, not essential
extrapolate
to estimate, to infer

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