D-E

Question 0

Discordant (adj.)

Answer 0

Conflicting; dissonant or harsh in sound.

Question 1

Disabuse (verb)

Answer 1

To undeceived; to set right.

Question 2

Disparate (adj.)

Answer 2

Fundamentally distinct or dissimilar.

Question 3

Effrontery (noun)

Answer 3

Extreme boldness; presumptuousness.

Question 4

Eloquent (noun)

Answer 4

Well spoken, expressive, articulate (noun: eloquence).

Question 5

Enervate (verb)

Answer 5

To weaken; to reduce in vitality.

Question 6

Ennui (noun)

Answer 6

Dissatisfaction and restlessness resulting from boredom or apathy.

Question 7

Equivocate (verb)

Answer 7

To use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent (noun: equivocal).

Question 8

Erudite (adj.)

Answer 8

Very learned; scholarly (noun: erudition).

Question 9

Exculpate (verb)

Answer 9

Exonerate; to clear of blame.

Question 10

Exigent (adj.)

Answer 10

Urgent, pressing; requiring immediate action or attention.

Question 11

Extemporaneous (adj.)

Answer 11

Improvised; done without preparation.