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Everyday Barron's Wordlist 1551-1575


ethereal adj. like a spirit or fairy; unearthly light; heavenly; unusually refined; Ex. She has an ethereal beauty; CF. ether: upper air

airy adj. of air; high in the air; lofty; immaterial; unreal

ethnic adj. relating to races

ethnology N. study of humankind; study of the different races of human beings; CF. anthropology

ethos N. underlying character of a culture, group, etc.; character or ideas peculiar to a specific person, group, or culture; Ex. the company ethos

etymology N. study of word parts; study of the origins of words

eugenic pertaining to the improvement of race; N. eugenics: study of hereditary improvement of the human race

eulogistic adj. praising; full of eulogy

eulogy N. expression of praise, often on the occasion of someone's death; V. eulogize

euphemism N. mild expression in place of an unpleasant one; ADJ. euphemistic

euphony N. sweet sound; ADJ. euphonious

euphoria N. feeling of exaggerated or unfounded(ungrounded; baseless) well-being; feeling of great happiness or well-being (when unreasonable); ADJ. euphoriaric

euthanasia N. mercy killing

evanescent adj. fleeting; vanishing; soon disappearing; V. evanesce

evasive adj. c; V. evade: avoid (a duty or responsibility) or escape from by deceit

evince V. show clearly

evenhanded adj. impartial; fair

evocative adj. tending to call up (emotions, memories)

evoke V. call forth (memory or feeling); Ex. That old film evoked memories of my childhood; N. evocation

ewe N. female sheep

ram N. male sheep; V. strike or drive against with a heavy impact

exacerbate v. worsen; aggravate; embitter

embitter make bitter; fill with painful or bitter feelings; make sad and angry; Ex. He was embittered by many disappointments.

exacting adj. extremely demanding; Ex. exacting standard of safety

exact v. demand and obtain by force; Ex. exact a promise from him; N. exaction

exalt V. raise in rank or dignity; praise highly; inspire; Ex. exalt the imagination; ADJ. exalted; N. exaltation

exasperate V. vex; annoy or make angry (by testing the patience)

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Everyday Barron's Wordlist 1526-1550


equilibrium N. balance of opposing forces; balance of the mind; equanimity

equine adj. resembling a horse; Ex. equine face

equinox N. period of equal days and nights; the beginning of spring and autumn; Ex. vernal/autumnal equinox; ADJ. equinoctial

equipoise N. balance; balancing force; equilibrium

equitable adj. fair; impartial; OP. inequitable

equity N. fairness; justice; OP. inequity

equivocal adj. (of words or statements) ambiguous; intentionally misleading; (of behavior) questionable; OP. unequivocal

equivocate V. use equivocal language to deceive people; lie; mislead; attempt to conceal the truth; N. equivocation

erode V. eat away; wear away gradually by abrasion; Ex. The sea erodes the rocks.

erotic adj. pertaining to passionate love or sexual love

errant adj. wandering (esp. in search of adventure); straying from proper moral standards; Ex. knight-errant

erratic adj. odd; irregular in movement or behavior; unpredictable

erroneous adj. mistaken; wrong; incorrect

erudite adj. (of a person or book) learned; full of learning; scholarly; N. erudition

escapade V. prank; flighty conduct; reckless adventure that disobeys rules

prank N. mischievous trick

flighty adj. (esp. of a woman's behavior) capricious; often changing, esp. from one lover to another; impulsive

eschew V. avoid habitually; Ex. eschew alcoholic drinks

esoteric adj. hard to understand; known only to the chosen few, esp. initiates; N. esoterica

espionage N. spying

espouse V. adopt; support (an idea or aim); marry; N. espousal

esteem respect; value; judge; N.

estimable adj. (of a person) worthy of esteem; admirable; deserving esteem; possible to estimate

inestimable adj. impossible to estimate; (apprec) invaluable; of immeasurable worth

estranged adj. separated; alienated; V. estrange: alienate (people in a family); N.estrangement

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