Vocabulary Words Starting With E

Overflowing with enthusiasm, energy, and high spirits.

Behaving in an unconventional or slightly odd way that departs from common habits.

Made up of a wide variety of styles, ideas, or sources combined together.

To instruct or improve someone, especially in a moral or intellectual sense.

Shocking boldness or disrespectful nerve.

Expressing feelings, especially gratitude or enthusiasm, in an unrestrained and overflowing way.

Shockingly and obviously bad or wrong.

To explain or describe something in greater detail.

Filled with great happiness and excitement.

A mournful poem or song written as a tribute to someone who has died.

To draw out a response, answer, or reaction from someone.

Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing.

To make something clear by explaining it in detail.

Hard to catch, find, achieve, or pin down clearly.

To begin a new project, journey, or activity, especially one that will take a long time.

To make something more attractive or interesting by adding extra, sometimes exaggerated, details.

Well-known and highly respected within a particular field.

Having a softening or soothing effect, especially on skin or on tension.

Based on observation or experiment rather than theory.

To try to match or surpass someone by imitating their admirable qualities or achievements.

A formal expression of high praise.

To include a wide range of things as parts of a whole.

To try hard to achieve or accomplish something difficult.

To publicly state approval or support for someone or something.

To drain someone of energy, vitality, or strength.

To improve the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.

Something or someone puzzling and difficult to fully understand.

Mysterious and difficult to interpret or fully understand.

To involve or require something as a necessary part or consequence.

To imagine or picture something in your mind as a future possibility.

Lasting for a very short time.

A state of mental calmness and composure, especially under pressure or stress.

Fair to everyone involved, especially in how resources or opportunities are shared.

Equal in value, meaning, or importance to something else.

To use vague or ambiguous language deliberately in order to avoid committing to a clear position.

To completely eliminate something, especially something harmful.

To gradually wear away or destroy something over a long period of time.

Not following a regular or predictable pattern; irregular and unreliable in behavior.

Showing deep, extensive knowledge gained from serious study and reading.

To become or make something rapidly increase in size, intensity, or seriousness.

Understood by or intended for only a small group with specialized knowledge.

To adopt and publicly support a particular belief, cause, or way of living.

Feeling an intense sense of happiness and excitement, often overwhelming.

To bring a feeling, memory, or image into someone's mind.

To make an already bad or difficult situation even worse.

Serving as an outstanding example of excellent behavior or quality.

To be a typical example of something, or to illustrate a point using an example.

Thorough and complete, covering every possible detail so that nothing relevant is left out.

To officially clear someone of blame or wrongdoing after they were accused.

To make a process happen more quickly.

Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.

To praise someone or something enthusiastically and at length.

Not essential or directly related to the main subject; irrelevant.

To estimate or predict unknown information by extending known facts or patterns into a new situation.