| A | B |
|---|
| ebullient | showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm |
| eclectic | composed of elements drawn from disparate sources |
| edify | instuct; correct morally |
| efface | rub out |
| effervescence | inner excitement or exuberance; bubbling from fermentation or carbonation |
| egotistical | excessively self-centerred; self-imporant;conceited |
| elated | overjoyed; in high spirits |
| elegy | N. Poem or song expressing lamentation |
| elicit | draw out by discussion |
| eloquence | N. ecpressiveness; persuasive speech |
| elucidate | V. explain; enlighten |
| elusive | ADJ. evasive; baffling; hard to grasp |
| emaciated | ADJ. thin and wasted |
| embellish | V. adorn; ornament |
| emend | V. correct; correct by a critic |
| emulate | V. immitate; rival |
| endorse | V. approve; support |
| enhance | V. increase; improve |
| enigma | N. puzzle; mystery |
| enmity | N. ill will; hatred |
| ephemeral | ADJ. short-lived; fleeting |
| equanimity | N. calmness of temperament; composure |
| equitable | ADJ. fair; importial |
| equivocal | ADJ. fair; impartial |
| equivocal | adj. ambiguous; intentionally misleasing |
| erroneous | adj. mistaken; wrong |
| erudite | adj. learned; scholarly |
| esoteric | adj. hard to undertand; known only to the chosen few |
| eulogy | n. expression of praise, often on the occation of someone's death |
| euphemism | n. mild expression in place of an unpleasant one |
| evanescent | adj. fleeting; vanishing |
| exacerbate | v. worsen; embitter |
| exalt | v. raise in rank or dignity; praise |
| excerpt | n. selected passage(written or musical). |
| execute | v. put into effect; carry out |
| exemplary | adj. serving as a model; outstanding |
| exemplify | v. serve as an example of; embody |
| exhaustive | adj. thorough; comprehensive |
| exhilarating | adj. invigorating and refreshing; cheering |
| exonerate | v. acquit; exculpate |
| expedient | adj. suitable; practical; politic |
| expedite | v. hasten |
| explicit | adj. totally clear; definite; outspoken |
| exploit | v. make use of, comtimes unjustly |
| extol | v. praise; glority |
| extraneous | adj. not essential; superfluous |
| extricate | v. free; disentangle |
| exuberance | n. overflowing abundance; joyful enthusiasm; flamboyance; lavishness |
| fallacious | adj. false; misleading |
| fallow | adj. plowed but not sowed; uncultivated |
| falter | v. hesitate |
| fanaticism | n. excessive zeal; extreme devotion to a belief or cause |
| fastidious | adj. difficult to please; squeamish |
| fathom | v. comprehend; investigate |
| feasible | adj. practical |
| fell | v. cut or knock down; bring down(with a missile) |
| fervor | n. glowing ardor; intensity of feeling |
| fitful | adj. spasmodic; intermittent |
| flagrent | adj. conspicuously wicked; blatant; outrageous |
| florid | adj. ruddy; reddish; flowery |
| foolhardy | adj. rash |
| fop | n. dandy; man excessively concerned with his clothes |
| frivolous | adj. lacking in seriousness; self-indulgently carefree; relatively unimportant |
| frugality | n. thrift; economy |
| furtive | adj. stealthy; sneaky |
