| A | B |
|---|
| euphonious | pleasing in sound |
| euphoria | feeling of great happiness and well being |
| evasive | not frank; eluding |
| evenhanded | impartial; fair |
| evince | show clearly |
| evocative | tending to call up |
| ewe | female sheep |
| exacting | extremely demanding |
| exasperate | vex |
| exceptionable | objectionable |
| excise | cut away |
| exclaim | cry out suddently |
| excoriate | scold with biting harshness |
| exculpate | clear from blame |
| execrable | very bad |
| exegesis | explanation |
| exempt | not subject to a duty |
| exertion | effort; expenditure of much physical work |
| exhort | urge |
| exhume | dig out of the ground; remove from the grave |
| exigency | urgent situation |
| exodus | departure |
| exorbitant | excessive |
| exorcise | drive out evil spirits |
| exotic | not native |
| expansive | outgoing and sociable; broad and extensive |
| expatriate | exile; someone who has withdrawn from his native land |
| expenditure | payment or expense; output |
| expertise | specialized knowledge; expert skill |
| expiate | make amends for( a sin) |
| expletive | interjection |
| explicate | explain; interpret |
| exploit | deed or action, particularly a brave deed |
| expository | explanatory |
| exposure | risk,particularly of being exposed to disease or to the elements |
| expropriate | take possession of |
| expunge | cancel |
| expurgate | clean; remove offensive parts of a book |
| extant | still in existence |
| extent | degree; magniturde; scope |
| extenuate | weaken; mitigate |
| extort | wring from; get money by threats |
| extradition | surrender of prisoner by one state to another |
| extrapolation | projection; conjectrue |
| extrinsic | external; not essential |
| extrovert | personinterested mostly in external objects and actions |
| extrude | force or putsh out |
| exude | discharge |
| exult | rejoice |
| fabricate | build; lie |
| facade | front( of building) |
| facet | small plane surface ( of a gem) |
| facetious | joking( often inappropriately; humorous |
| facile | easily accomplished |
| facsimile | copy |
| faction | party |
| faculty | mental or bodily powers; teaching staff |
