ex-

Question 1

execute

Answer 1

to kill someone as a lawful punishment

Question 2

expectant

Answer 2

hopeful, pregnant

Question 3

extension

Answer 3

a new room/building that’s added to an existing building

Question 4

extricate

Answer 4

if you extricate someone from a difficult situation, you free them from it

Question 5

exacerbate

Answer 5

to make worse

Question 6

excise

Answer 6

a price that the government of a country puts on goods that are produced for sale in that country

Question 7

exonerate

Answer 7

free sb from blame

Question 8

exploit

Answer 8

a brave, bold and successful deed

Question 9

exuberant

Answer 9

full of energy, excitement and cheerfulness

Question 10

examine

Answer 10

look closely at sth

Question 11

excel

Answer 11

to be very good at sth

Question 12

expel

Answer 12

to dismiss officially from school or college

Question 13

exterminate

Answer 13

when you exterminate a group of animals/people they are all killed

Question 14

extradite

Answer 14

to return sb who may be guilty of a crime, and who’s escaped, to another country for trial

Question 15

exasperate

Answer 15

to annoy/make very angry

Question 16

exempt

Answer 16

freed from duty, service, payment

Question 17

exhort

Answer 17

if you exhort sb you try very hard to make them do sth

Question 18

expropriate

Answer 18

to take away sth owned by another, usually for public use

Question 19

extol

Answer 19

to praise sb very highly

Question 20

excavate

Answer 20

to discover sth under the earth by digging

Question 21

expire

Answer 21

to come to an end, to die

Question 22

extermities

Answer 22

outermost parts of you body, your hands and feet

Question 23

exclude

Answer 23

to leave out/shut out

Question 24

excerp

Answer 24

a piece of writing or music taken from a larger piece

Question 25

exhume

Answer 25

to take a body out of the ground where it’s buried