| A | B |
|---|
| equiangular (EQUI same + ANGLE) | having equal angles |
| equilateral (EQUI same + LAT side) | having equal sides |
| equilibrium (EQUI same + LIBR weight) | balanced; having equal weights |
| equity (EQUI same) | fairness to all involved |
| equivalence (EQUI same + VAL worth) | of equal worth or amount |
| erudite (think EX out + RUDIMENTARY, or no longer rudimentary) | having great knowledge, learned or scholarly |
| ethnocentric (ETHNO race/culture + CENTRI center) | to view one's race or culture as more important, or central, than others |
| eulogy (EU good + LOG words) | words of praise |
| evince (E/EX out + VINCE/VICT conquer) | to show clearly; to prove beyond reasonable doubt |
| evocative (E/EX out + VOC voice or call) | affecting one in such a way as to bring strong memories, feelings, or images to mind |
| evoke (E/EX out + VOK/VOC voice/call) | that which has been called forth, or out of, another (Her mannerisms evoke memories of her grandmother.) |
| exacerbate (EX out + ACER/ACR sharp) | to make more sharp, severe, or virulent. |
| exculpate (EX out + CULP blame) | free from blame |
| exigent (EX out) | urgent; requiring immediate attention ("get out now!") |
| expatriate (EX out + PATRI father + ATE cause) | to banish; to send one out of the homeland, for fatherland |
| expedient (EX out + PED foot) | convenient; speedy; quick ("easy to get out there") |
| expedite (EX out + PED foot) | to complete rapidly, with urgence (think: Go out the door and do it now!) |
| exposition (EX out + POS put or place) | a large-scale public show or exhibition; a detail statement or explanation |
| expostulate (EX out + POS put or place) | to demand urgently; to reason with someone against something that persons intends to do or has done |
| extol (EX out + TOLL as in a bell) | to praise in the highest terms (so loud its like a bell ringing) |
| exuberant (EX out + UBER German for "over") | extremely joyful or enthuisiastic |
| facetious | amusing; humorous; not meant to be taken seriously (often used to describe someone using ill-timed or unwanted humor) |
| fallible (FALL + ABLE) | capable of erring or making mistakes |
| fastidious | hard to please; excessively critical, particular, or demanding |
| fatuous | silly and pointless (think how our bodies don't need extra of it) |
