| A | B |
|---|
| Expedite | to ensure that something takes place or is dealt with more quickly than usual |
| Explicit | expressing all details in a clear and obvious way, leaving no doubt as to the intended meaning |
| Extol | to praise somebody or something with great enthusiasm and admiration |
| Extraneous | not relevant or applicable |
| Extricate | to release somebody or something with difficulty from a physical constraint or an unpleasant or complicated situation |
| Exuberance | full of happy high spirits and vitality |
| Facilitate | to make something easy or easier to do |
| Fallacious | containing or involving a mistaken belief or idea |
| Exonerate | to declare officially that somebody is not to blame, or is not guilty of a crime |
| Fastidious | concerned that even the smallest details should be just right |
