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Question 0

Eclectic

Ee CLEC tic

Answer 0

Having very varying tastes.

Having French, modern, and stone furniture.

Question 1

Ebullient

Ee BULL yent

Answer 1

Crazy joy. IM SO HAPPY IM GONNA DIE!!!

Question 2

Efface

Eh FACE

Answer 2

V

To erase

Question 3

Effervescent

Answer 3

Bubbly

Of personality or liquid

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Effulgent

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A

Radiating light

Question 5

Emphatic

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Emphatic means forceful and clear. Nicole’s mother was emphatic when she told her not to come home late again.

Question 6

Empirical

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Drawn from experiment, not theory

Question 7

Encumber

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V

To weigh down, physically or emotionally

Question 8

Endemic

Answer 8

Extremely prevalent in a specific area

Disease in Africa or saggy pants in lunchroom

Question 9

Enmity

Answer 9

Feeling of hostility toward some thing else

Question 10

Ennui

Ahn WEE

Answer 10

N

Being bored by something tedious.

Question 11

Entreat

Answer 11

V

To beseech

Question 12

Enumerate

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V

To enumerate is to list or count off one by one.

Question 13

Ephemeral

PHEM

Answer 13

Something that is fleeting or short-lived is ephemeral, like a fly that lives for one day or text messages flitting from cellphone to cellphone.

Question 14

Equivocate

Answer 14

When you are unwilling to make a decision and almost intentionally go back and forth between two choices, you are equivocating.

Question 15

Erudite

Yoo

Answer 15

Show great learning

Question 16

Eschew

CHOO

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If you eschew something, you deliberately avoid it.

Question 17

Esoteric

TER

Answer 17

Secret, arcane. Relating to the enlightened inner circle

Question 18

Evanescent

Answer 18

A beautiful sunset, a rainbow, a wonderful dream right before your alarm clock goes off — all of these could be described as evanescent, which means “fleeting” or “temporary.”

Question 19

Evince

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The verb evince means to show or express clearly; to make plain. Evidence can evince the innocence of the accused, and tears can evince the grief of the mourning.

Question 20

Exacerbate

Ah

Answer 20

For a formal-sounding verb that means to make worse, try exacerbate. If you’re in trouble, complaining about it will only exacerbate the problem.

Question 21

Excoriate

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If you excoriate someone, you let that person know that you really, really disagree with them. This verb goes beyond mere criticism

Question 22

Expulpate

Answer 22

Acquit, exonerate

Question 23

Execrate

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V
HATE!!!!!
And to curse, or declare evil

Question 24

Expatiate | PAY

Answer 24

v | add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing

Question 25

Exorbitant

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something that is really just too much! You'll often hear people griping about exorbitant bank fees or exorbitant interest rates.

Question 26

Expatriate | PAY (uht vs eit)

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N Someone who lives in another county by choice V To move to another country by choice

Question 27

Expectorate

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To cough up phlegm

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Expiate

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V | To make amends for wrongs or sins.

Question 29

Expunge

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To cross out-eliminate

Question 30

Extemporaneous

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Without any preparation

Question 31

Extirpate

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V | To destroy completely, pull up by roots

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Extol | TOL

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V | To praise and honor

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Extort

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To obtain through coercion and intimidation

Question 34

Extricate

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To release from being tangled in a mess. "I can't extricate myself from chores"

Question 35

Exude

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V To give off (like sweat) Used figuratively: I exude confidence

Question 36

Exult

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V | To express joy in a visible way.