The E's Flashcards
ebullient
exhilarated, full of enthusiasm
eclectic
selecting from or made up from a variety of sources
edify
to instruct morally and spiritually
efficacy
effectiveness
effigy
a stuffed doll, likeness of a person
effrontery
impudent boldness, audacity
elegy
a sorrowful poem or speech
eloquent
persuasive and moving, especially in speech
emulate
to copy, to try to equal or exceed
encomium
warm praise
endemic
belonging to a particular area, inherent
enervate
to reduce in strength
engender
to produce, cause, or bring about
enumerate
to count, list, or itemize
eohemeral
lasting a short time
epicure
a person with refined taste in food/wine
equivocate
to use expression of double meaning in order to mislead
erratic
wandering and unpredictable
ersatz
fake
erudite
learned, scholarly
eschew
to shun
esoteric
known or understood only by a few
estimable
admirable
ethos
the beliefs or character of a group
