egregious
adjectiveExceptionally and conspicuously bad.
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Clear all filtersembryonic
adjectiveAt a very early stage of development.
enormity
nounExtreme wickedness or outrageousness.
entourage
nounA group of companions, assistants, or attendants surrounding a person.
envision
verbTo imagine or picture a future possibility.
epilogue
nounA concluding section that follows the main work.
epoch
nounA distinctive period marked by significant developments.
equivocate
verbTo use ambiguous or evasive language to avoid a clear commitment.
One word family: also includes equivocation.
esurient
adjectiveVery hungry or strongly eager to consume or acquire.
euphemistically
adverbUsing a milder expression in place of one considered unpleasant or blunt.
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evasive
adjectiveAvoiding a direct answer, clear commitment, or straightforward course of action.
exorbitant
adjectiveUnreasonably high or excessive, especially in cost or demand.
expedient
adjectiveUseful or convenient for reaching an aim, though not always principled.
One word family: also includes expediency.
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extricate
verbTo free from a difficulty, entanglement, or constraint.
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