One Word Substitutions Starting with E
Ea – Ec
Eagle-eyed – Very observant
Earmark – To reserve something for a purpose
Earthquake – Sudden violent shaking of the ground
Eavesdrop – To secretly listen to others’ conversation
Ebony – Dark black wood
Ebullient – Cheerful, full of energy
Eclectic – Selecting ideas/styles from various sources
Ecology – Study of environment and organisms
Economist – Specialist in economics
Ecosystem – Community of living organisms and their environment
Ecstasy – Extreme joy
Edacious – Extremely hungry
Edict – Official order or proclamation
Edifice – Large, impressive building
Edify – To morally or intellectually improve
Efface – To erase, wipe out
Effectual – Producing desired effect
Effeminate – Having feminine qualities (of a man)
Effervescent – Bubbly, lively
Effigy – Image or statue of a person
One Word Substitutions Starting with E
Ef – Em
Effluent – Liquid waste released into water
Effrontery – Shameless boldness
Egalitarian – Belief in equality of all people
Egoist – Self-centered person
Egotist – Person who talks about themselves excessively
Egregious – Extremely bad
Eject – To throw out forcefully
Elaborate – Detailed, complicated
Elated – Extremely happy
Elbowroom – Freedom to act or move
Elderly – Old, aged person
Electorate – All qualified voters in an area
Electrocution – Death/injury by electric shock
Elegy – Poem written in mourning
Elemental – Basic, fundamental
Eliminate – To remove completely
Elite – Most powerful, rich, or skilled group
Eloquent – Fluent and persuasive in speech
Elucidate – To explain clearly
Elusive – Difficult to catch or understand
Embargo – Official ban on trade
Embezzlement – Stealing money entrusted to one’s care
Embodiment – Perfect example of something
Embryo – Early stage of development of living being
Emeritus – Retired but retaining honorary title
Emigrate – Leave one’s own country to settle elsewhere
Eminent – Famous, respected
Emollient – Soothing substance (like lotion)
Empathy – Ability to share others’ feelings
Empirical – Based on observation/experience
One Word Substitutions Starting with E
En – Ep
Enact – To make into law
Enamoured – Filled with love for
Encroach – Intrude gradually
Encyclopaedia – Book giving knowledge on many subjects
Endemic – Disease regularly found in an area
Endorse – Approve publicly
Endow – Provide with quality/money
Endurance – Ability to withstand hardship
Enervate – To weaken
Enigmatic – Mysterious, puzzling
Enlist – To enroll for service (esp. military)
Enmity – Hostility, hatred
Enrich – Improve quality/value
Ensemble – Group of musicians/actors performing together
Entail – To involve as necessary
Enterpreneur – Person who sets up a business
Enthrall – Fascinate, capture attention
Enunciate – To pronounce clearly
Envisage – To imagine, visualize
Ephemeral – Short-lived
Epicentre – Point on earth above earthquake origin
Epicure – Lover of fine food/drink
Epidemic – Widespread outbreak of disease
Epilogue – Concluding part of a literary work
Epiphany – Sudden realization
Epitaph – Words inscribed on a tombstone
Epithet – Descriptive phrase expressing a quality
Epoch – Period in history
Equable – Even-tempered
Equanimity – Calmness in difficulty
One Word Substitutions Starting with E
Eq – Ex
Equator – Imaginary line dividing earth
Equestrian – Horse rider
Equilateral – Triangle with all sides equal
Equilibrium – State of balance
Equinox – Time when day and night are equal
Equitable – Fair, just
Equivocal – Having double meaning
Era – Long distinct period in history
Errand – Short trip for a purpose
Erroneous – Wrong, incorrect
Escalate – Increase rapidly
Esoteric – Understood by few, obscure
Espionage – Practice of spying
Essayist – Writer of essays
Essential – Absolutely necessary
Estuary – Tidal mouth of a river
Eternal – Without end
Ethics – Moral principles
Etiquette – Accepted social manners
Exaggerate – Represent as greater than actual
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