| A | B |
|---|
| embellish | to make more beautiful; decorate; adorn |
| emulate | imitate |
| endemic | native to a particular country or among a particular group |
| endorse | promote; recommend |
| enervate | sap the strength; weaken |
| enhance | intensify; improve |
| enigma | mystery; puzzle |
| enmity | mutual hatred |
| ephemeral | temporary; short-lived |
| eradicate | remove completely and permantently; exterminate |
| erratic | unpredictable; differing from what is normal or expected |
| erudition | the knowledge acquired through many years of study |
| esoteric | known to, or understood by, a limited group of people |
| ethereal | heavenly; fine; delicately beautiful |
| eulogize | to praise highly; to extol |
| euphemism | a word or phrase that's used to make an unpleasant idea sound better |
| evasive | tending to avoid giving direct answers |
| exacerbate | to make a bad situation worse |
| exalt | raise in rank; elevate; praise |
| expunge | erase |
| exacerbate | to make a bad situation worse |
| exalt | raise in rank; elevate; praise |
| expunge | erase |
| expurgate | to remove offensive words, ideas, or symbols; censor |
| extemporaneous | done without palnning; improvished |
| extol | praise |
| extraneous | unnecessary; irrelevant |
| extricate | to free from a trap or difficult situation; to disentangle |
| exuberant | uncontrollably joyous |
