"E" Words

Question 1

Enthusiasm (noun)

Answer 1

Having strong excitement/interest
I had serious enthusiasm about riding on the inflatable with the jetski

Question 2

Economy (noun)

Answer 2

A country/family’s income and how it is spent
The western economies are significantly higher but also more difficult to overcome

Question 3

Ecstasy (noun)

Answer 3

A feeling of great delight/joy
We usually feel great ecstasy while on holiday

Question 4

Elliptical (adj)

Answer 4

Oval shaped
You have elliptical eyes

Question 5

Embellish (verb)

Answer 5

Decorate/add details to something
I like to embellish my design with adding some shadow effects

Question 6

Emphasis(noun)

Answer 6

Giving something special importance
I put the emphasis on my diet to eat the right foods

Question 7

Emigrate (noun, verb)

Answer 7

Leaving your home country to live abroad
One day I want to emigrate to somewhere in Thailand

Question 8

Emulate (verb)

Answer 8

Imitating someone else to match/surpass them
A lot of movies attempt to emulate iconic scenes/quotes

Question 9

Enormity (noun)

Answer 9

Something very wicked/harmful
The enormity of the crimes he committed will lead to severe punishments

Question 10

Eternal (adj)

Answer 10

Lasting forever, never ending/changing
Time is eternal, it consumes everything

Question 11

Elude (verb)

Answer 11

Escaping someone by avoid being caught ; unable to find/remember something
The burglar somehow always eludes from the police

Question 11

Eviction (noun)

Answer 11

Making someone move out of their house or property
My friend was evicted from his property due to not being able to cover his bills

Question 12

Evade (verb)

Answer 12

Avoiding someone/something
Always choosing to evade the situation without helping

Question 13

Evident (adj)

Answer 13

Obvious proof/clearly seen
Its so evident that he’s hiding under the bedsheets

Question 14

Exempt (adj)

Answer 14

Not having to do what others have to
The North Korean defector was exempt from her country’s strict rules and brainwashed society

Question 15

Epidemic (noun)

Answer 15

An outbreak of something that spreads to many people at a time
Nicotine caused vaping to become epidemic as more teens would get easily addicted to it

Question 16

Essence (noun)

Answer 16

The basic nature of something/the qualities that make something what it is
The essence of the problem is that he cannot be trusted

Question 17

Exasperated (adj)

Answer 17

Intensely irritated, frustrated or annoyed
Your loud singing is exasperating to listen to!

Question 18

Ecology (noun)

Answer 18

The study of the relationship between living organisms and their environment
Jennie was studying ecology due to her interest in how living creatures adapt to their environment

Question 19

Evoke (verb)

Answer 19

To bring a feeling, memory or image into your mind
Their school evoked memories of their childhood days

Question 20

Exquisite (adj)

Answer 20

Very beautiful and delicate
Their culture is the most purest and exquisite thing I have experienced

Question 21

Exalt (verb)

Answer 21

To raise to a higher rank, position or status
The citizens were forced to exalt their leader

Question 22

Envision (verb)

Answer 22

To imagine/picture something, usually in the future as a possibility
Just envision yourself living a free life where you are in full control over it

Question 23

Ethical (adj)

Answer 23

Something that is morally right/acceptable
These ethical materials are easier to work with and can be very beneficial

Question 24

Extravagant (adj)

Answer 24

Exceeding with what is reasonable, especially in money terms *Really extravagant to buy all of that food for a short TikTok video*

Question 25

Embezzlement (noun)

Answer 25

When someone in a position of trust takes advantage of their position to steal money or assets *He has embezzled me for over 2 years now*

Question 26

Embody (verb)

Answer 26

To have and show particular qualities or ideas *The team embodied skill and spirit*

Question 27

Entice (verb)

Answer 27

To attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage *These advertisements are designed to entice customers into impulsively buying them*

Question 28

Eviscerate (verb)

Answer 28

To disembowel a person or animal *I'd rather not watch you eviscerate a frog's heart*

Question 29

Endorse (verb)

Answer 29

To publicly support and approve of someone or something *Jordans are endorsed by Michael Jordan, hence the name*

Question 30

Epitome (noun)

Answer 30

A perfect example of something specific *He is the epitome of submission*

Question 31

Endow (verb)

Answer 31

To provide with a quality or ability, often financially *I'll be sure to use the money to endow the medical bill*

Question 33

Egregious (adj)

Answer 33

Extremely bad/shocking that is noticeable *There was an egregious lack of help from the staff when we arrived at the hotel*

Question 34

Eccentric (adj)

Answer 34

Behaving in a strange and unusual way compared to others *The whole class saw him as eccentric and out of the ordinary*