SAT Vocab E Flashcards
ebb
to fade away, recede
ebullient
exhilarated, full of enthusiasm and high spirits
eclectic
selecting from various sources, diverse
ecstatic
joyful
edict
law, command, official public order
edifice
building
edify
to instruct morally and spiritually
efface
to erase or make illegible
effervescent
bubbly, lively
effigy
stuffed doll; likeness of a person
effrontery
impudent boldness, audacity
effulgent
brilliantly shining
effusive
expressing emotion without restraint
egocentric
acting as if things are centered around oneself
egregious
conspicuously bad
elation
exhilaration, joy
elegy
mournful poem
elicit
to draw out, provoke
eloquence
fluent and effective speech
emaciated
skinny, scrawny, gaunt, especially from hunger
emancipate
to set free, liberate
embellish
to ornament; make attractive with decoration or details; add details to a statement
embezzle
to steal money in violation of a trust
eminent
celebrated, distinguished, outstanding
emollient
having soothing qualities, especially for skin
empathy
identification with another’s feelings
emulate
to copy, imitate
endemic
belonging to a particular area, inherent
enervate
to weaken, sap strength from
engender
to produce, cause, bring about
enigmatic
puzzling, inexplicable
enjoin
to urge, command; forbid or prohibit, as by judicial order
enmity
hostility, antagonism, ill-will
ennui
boredom, lack of interest and energy
enormity
state of being gigantic or terrible