engaged,a.occupied, employed, engrossed; affianced, betrothed.engagement,n.betrothal, affiance, betrothment;contract,pledge, stipulation,promise;encounter,combat,fight,conflict,action.engine,n.locomotive,mogul, tractionengine.England,n.Albion (Ancient name).Associated words: Anglomaniac, Anglomania, Johnny Bull, Great Britain, anglicize, anglicization, Anglophobe, Anglophobia.English,a.British, Anglican.Englishism,n.Anglicism, Briticism.English legislature.Parliament.Englishman,n.Britisher, Briton.engrave,v.chisel,carve,grave,cut; imprint, infix, impress; stipple.engraving,n.celature, graving, chiseling,carving; print, plate, stippling, stipple.enjoyment,n.pleasure, delight,gratification, delectation, felicity, fruition.enlarge,v.magnify, amplify, augment,expand,develop,increase,extend,swell;dilate, descant, launchout,expatiate; ennoble, broaden.enlargement,n.augmentation,extension,expansion,dilation,development,growth,increase, amplification, dilatation, ennoblement; expatiation.enmity,n.hostility,unfriendliness,opposition, antagonism, malignity,hatred,animosity, malevolence,rancor,antipathy, feud.enormity,n.atrocity, heinousness, flagrancy, depravity.enormous,a.colossal,monstrous,gigantic,mammoth, prodigious,huge;heinous,atrocious,nefarious,flagrant, flagitious.enough,n.sufficiency,plenty,abundance,adequacy.Antonyms:deficiency, inadequacy,surplus.enough,adv.sufficiently, adequately, fully.enrich,v.fertilize;embellish,adorn,beautify; endow.enrichment,n.fertilization;endowment;embellishment,decoration,adornment.enroll,v.enlist,register, matriculate,list,record.enrollment,n.registration, matriculation, enlistment;register,record, roster.enslave,v.enthrall, subjugate,overcome.enslavement,n.enthrallment, subjugation,subjection,bondage,slavery.entangle,v.interweave, complicate,tangle, enmesh,snarl;insnare,puzzle, involve.entanglement,n.complication,intricacy,snarl,tangle,embarrassment, imbroglio.enter,v.penetrate,pierce,perforate; embark in, enlist in;insert.enterprise,n.project, undertaking;activity.enterprising,a.active,stirring,energetic,venturesome.entertain,v.divert,amuse,please,junket,beguile,cheer;harbor,hold, lodge.entertaining,a.diverting,amusing, interesting.entertainment,n.diversion,amusement,recreation,pastime,play, divertissement;banquet,junket,feast, collation.enthusiasm,n.eagerness, intensity,ardor,fervor,fervency, verve, empressement,unction.Antonyms:indifference, wariness,caution,calmness,lukewarmness.enthusiast,n.zealot,fanatic, devotee,partisan.enthusiastic,a.eager,zealous,fanatical,fervent, impassioned.entice,v.seduce,allure,persuade,inveigle,wheedle,tempt.enticement,n.seduction,allurement,temptation,lure,decoy,inducement.enticing,a.seductive,alluring,tempting.entire,a.complete, undivided. Seewhole.entirety,n.completeness, integrity, totality,wholeness.entrance,n.ingress, access; entrée;entry, portal,inlet,gate,door.entrap,v.insnare,entangle,decoy, entrammel,entice.entry,n.entrance, access;hall,vestibule;memorandum,minute,record.envelop,v.surround, inwrap,inclose,encircle, encompass, environ.envelope,n.wrapper,inclosure, capsule,case,sheath.enveloping,a.surrounding, enfolding, circumambient, encircling.environment,n.conditions, entourage.epicure,n.gourmand, gastronome, gourmet;sensualist,voluptuary; sybarite,epicurean.epicurean,a.sensual,voluptuous,luxurious, sybaritic.epicurism,n.hedonism, epicureanism, eudæmonism;sensuality,luxury; gastronomy.epitome,n.compendium,abstract,digest,synopsis.equal,a.coördinate, tantamount,equivalent, corresponding, identical, commensurate, proportionate,adequate,sufficient; equable,uniform, equitable,even.equal,n.peer,mate, compeer,match, coördinate.Antonyms:inferior, subordinate.equality,n.coördination,uniformity, parity,agreement.Antonyms: Seeinequality.equilibrium,n.equipoise,balance.equip,v.accouter,furnish, fitout,gird.equipage,n.equipment;carriage, turnout;suite,train,retinue.equipment,n.apparatus, accouterments,paraphernalia,rigging,gear.equipoise,n.equilibrium.equivalent,a.tantamount,equal, commensurate; interchangeable.eradicate,v.extirpate,exterminate.eradication,n.extirpation,extermination.erase,v.expunge, rubout,efface,obliterate, dele, delete.erasure,n.expunging, erasion,obliteration.erect,v.build,raise.erect,a.upright,vertical, raised; undaunted,bold, undismayed.Antonyms: horizontal, recumbent, prone, inverted, oblique,cringing.erection,n.building,raising, construction.erosion,n.corrosion, eroding.err,v.misjudge,mistake,blunder;deviate,sin.errand,n.mission, commission.erratic,a.nomadic,wandering;eccentric,fanciful.erring,a.peccable,sinful,fallible,weak.Antonyms: impeccable,infallible, inerrable.erroneous,a.false,incorrect,untrue, mistaken,inaccurate,wrong.error,n.mistake,inaccuracy,blunder, misapprehension, falsity, misconception.Associated words:fallibility,infallibility,fallible, errant, errancy, inerrancy, inerrability.errors,n. pl.errata;sing.erratum.erudition,n.learning,scholarship.eruption,n.outburst,outbreak; exanthema,rash, efflorescence.erysipelas,n.Saint Anthony'sfire,rose.escort,n.guard,convoy,usher.Eskimo,n.Husky.Eskimo house.topek, igloo.Eskimo language.Husky.especial,a.special,particular,specific.essay,n.dissertation,article, disquisition, thesis; attempt,effort,trial.essential,a.indispensable,necessary,requisite.Antonyms: nonessential,superfluous.establish,v.found,organize, institute;substantiate,verify,ratify.establishment,n.organization, founding, institution;substantiation,verification.esteem,v.respect,value,honor,revere;rate,reckon,estimate.esteem,n.respect,honor,regard;opinion,judgment,estimation.Antonyms: disesteem,aversion,odium,antipathy,unpopularity.estimable,a.computable, calculable;meritorious,worthy,excellent.Antonyms: inestimable, incalculable, incomputable.estimate,v.appraise,value,rate,prize;compute,calculate,reckon.estimation,n.esteem,respect,honor; appraisement,valuation,estimate.estrange,v.alienate, disaffect.estranged,a.alienate, alienated.estrangement,n.alienation, disaffection.eternal,a.self-existent, infinite;endless, asonian. Seeeverlasting.eulogist,n.encomiast, panegyrist,praiser.eulogistic,a.laudatory, panegyrical, encomiastic.eulogize,v.laud,praise,extol, panegyrize.eulogy,n.encomium,panegyric, laudation,praise.Europe and Africa.Associated words: Eurafric, Eurafrican.Europe and Asia.Associated words: Eurasian, Eurasiatic, Scythia.evade,v.shun,avoid; elude,parry,foil,baffle; prevaricate, equivocate,dodge,quibble.evaporate,v.vaporize, evanesce.evaporation,n.vaporization, evanescence; exhalation.Associated words:volatile, volatility, volatilize, evaporable.evasion,n.evading, eluding, escape;baffling, foiling; prevarication, equivocation,sophistry, tergiversation,subterfuge,dodge,excuse.evasive,a.equivocal,indefinite, elusive.even,a.plane,level,flush,flat,smooth; equable,uniform,unvarying.evening,n.dusk,twilight, nightfall, eventide,even, gloaming.Associated words: vespertine, vespertinal, erepuscular, erepusculous, soirée, vesper.evening prayer.compline.evening service.vespers; evensong.evening star.Hesper, Hesperus,Venus, Vesper.evenness,n.uniformity,smoothness, equanimity, equableness.event,n.occurrence, affair,incident, happening;consequence,result,outcome.evergreen,a.indeciduous.everlasting,a.continual,perpetual, interminable,unceasing,eternal,endless, incessant, never-ending;deathless, immortal, æonian,imperishable; (Colloq.)constant,continual.everlasting,n.eternity; immortelle.every-day,a.commonplace,common,customary.every now and then.occasionally, repeatedly, frequently.everywhere present.omnipresent, ubiquitous.--n.omnipresence,ubiquity.evident,a.manifest,obvious,clear, palpable,patent.evil,a.sinful,immoral,sinister,unrighteous,vicious,pernicious. Seebad.evil,n.wickedness, depravity,sin, iniquity, perniciousness, Belial, unrighteousness;disaster,misfortune,calamity,reverse;injustice,damage,injury,wrong, mischief.evil-doer,n.sinner, malefactor,culprit,offender, delinquent. Seewrong-doer.evil-minded,a.malicious, malignant,wicked, depraved.evolution,n.development,unfoldment, evolvement, unfolding.exact,a.precise,accurate,true, literal, undeviating; punctilious,methodical,rigid,severe,rigorous,strict.exact,v.demand, extort,wrest.exacting,a.severe,harsh,oppressive, peremptory.exaction,n.extortion,oppression.exactness,n.precision,accuracy, strictness, exactitude,correctness, scrupulousness.exaggerate,v.overstate.exaggerated,a.overstated,colored, hyperbolical.exaggeration,n.overstatement; hyperbole.exalt,v.elevate;dignify, ennoble,aggrandize;magnify, apotheosize,extol.exaltation,n.elevation,aggrandizement, loftiness, apotheosis.exalted,a.sublime, elevated,lofty,grand,dignified.examination,n.inquiry,autopsy, scrutiny, inspection,investigation, audit, inquest, reconnoissance, inquisition, recension, probing,review.examine,v.inspect, scrutinize,question, audit, heckle, reconnoitre,review,search,probe,investigate, catechise.examiner,n.inspector, investigator, inquirer,questioner, catechiser, resensionist, auditor,censor, reviewer, inquisitor.example,n.sample,specimen, exemplification;model,pattern, prototype,copy, archetype, exemplar; precedentinstance,illustration,case.Associated words: exemplify, exemplification, exemplary, praxis.exasperate,v.provoke,irritate,incense,anger;aggravate, imbitter,intensify.exasperation,n.provocation, irritation, offending,aggravation,anger; exacerbation.exceed,v.surpass, transcend; outvie,excel,outdo; preponderate, predominate.exceeding,a.surpassing.excel,v.outrival, outstrip,surpass,eclipse,outdo, outvie, transcend,exceed.excellence,n.preëminence, transcendence,superiority, eminence, integrity, probity, goodness,worth,merit,virtue.excellent,a.estimable,meritorious,good,worthy,choice.excess,n.superabundance,superfluity, redundancy,redundance,overplus,surplus, surplusage,residue, remainderexuberance,rampancy; overdoing, exorbitance, immoderation;debauchery, dissoluteness,intemperance, immoderation.excessive,a.superfluous,exuberant,superabundant, disproportionate;outrageous,unreasonable, exorbitant inordinate,extravagant,fabulous,immoderate,extreme.exchange,v.trade,barter, traffic, commute,interchange, reciprocate, bandy, permute.exchange,n.traffic,trade,barter, commutation,interchange,reciprocity, permutation; Bourse; agiotage.excitable,a.susceptible,sensitive, emotional, impressible, mobile;irritable,choleric,passionate, irascible,fiery,waspish.Antonyms:unexcitable, imperturbable,calm.excite,v.stimulate,arouse, inflame,incite,provoke;perturb,agitate, disconcert, discompose, distract,unsettle.
engaged,a.occupied, employed, engrossed; affianced, betrothed.
engagement,n.betrothal, affiance, betrothment;contract,pledge, stipulation,promise;encounter,combat,fight,conflict,action.
engine,n.locomotive,mogul, tractionengine.
England,n.Albion (Ancient name).Associated words: Anglomaniac, Anglomania, Johnny Bull, Great Britain, anglicize, anglicization, Anglophobe, Anglophobia.
English,a.British, Anglican.
Englishism,n.Anglicism, Briticism.
English legislature.Parliament.
Englishman,n.Britisher, Briton.
engrave,v.chisel,carve,grave,cut; imprint, infix, impress; stipple.
engraving,n.celature, graving, chiseling,carving; print, plate, stippling, stipple.
enjoyment,n.pleasure, delight,gratification, delectation, felicity, fruition.
enlarge,v.magnify, amplify, augment,expand,develop,increase,extend,swell;dilate, descant, launchout,expatiate; ennoble, broaden.
enlargement,n.augmentation,extension,expansion,dilation,development,growth,increase, amplification, dilatation, ennoblement; expatiation.
enmity,n.hostility,unfriendliness,opposition, antagonism, malignity,hatred,animosity, malevolence,rancor,antipathy, feud.
enormity,n.atrocity, heinousness, flagrancy, depravity.
enormous,a.colossal,monstrous,gigantic,mammoth, prodigious,huge;heinous,atrocious,nefarious,flagrant, flagitious.
enough,n.sufficiency,plenty,abundance,adequacy.Antonyms:deficiency, inadequacy,surplus.
enough,adv.sufficiently, adequately, fully.
enrich,v.fertilize;embellish,adorn,beautify; endow.
enrichment,n.fertilization;endowment;embellishment,decoration,adornment.
enroll,v.enlist,register, matriculate,list,record.
enrollment,n.registration, matriculation, enlistment;register,record, roster.
enslave,v.enthrall, subjugate,overcome.
enslavement,n.enthrallment, subjugation,subjection,bondage,slavery.
entangle,v.interweave, complicate,tangle, enmesh,snarl;insnare,puzzle, involve.
entanglement,n.complication,intricacy,snarl,tangle,embarrassment, imbroglio.
enter,v.penetrate,pierce,perforate; embark in, enlist in;insert.
enterprise,n.project, undertaking;activity.
enterprising,a.active,stirring,energetic,venturesome.
entertain,v.divert,amuse,please,junket,beguile,cheer;harbor,hold, lodge.
entertaining,a.diverting,amusing, interesting.
entertainment,n.diversion,amusement,recreation,pastime,play, divertissement;banquet,junket,feast, collation.
enthusiasm,n.eagerness, intensity,ardor,fervor,fervency, verve, empressement,unction.Antonyms:indifference, wariness,caution,calmness,lukewarmness.
enthusiast,n.zealot,fanatic, devotee,partisan.
enthusiastic,a.eager,zealous,fanatical,fervent, impassioned.
entice,v.seduce,allure,persuade,inveigle,wheedle,tempt.
enticement,n.seduction,allurement,temptation,lure,decoy,inducement.
enticing,a.seductive,alluring,tempting.
entire,a.complete, undivided. Seewhole.
entirety,n.completeness, integrity, totality,wholeness.
entrance,n.ingress, access; entrée;entry, portal,inlet,gate,door.
entrap,v.insnare,entangle,decoy, entrammel,entice.
entry,n.entrance, access;hall,vestibule;memorandum,minute,record.
envelop,v.surround, inwrap,inclose,encircle, encompass, environ.
envelope,n.wrapper,inclosure, capsule,case,sheath.
enveloping,a.surrounding, enfolding, circumambient, encircling.
environment,n.conditions, entourage.
epicure,n.gourmand, gastronome, gourmet;sensualist,voluptuary; sybarite,epicurean.
epicurean,a.sensual,voluptuous,luxurious, sybaritic.
epicurism,n.hedonism, epicureanism, eudæmonism;sensuality,luxury; gastronomy.
epitome,n.compendium,abstract,digest,synopsis.
equal,a.coördinate, tantamount,equivalent, corresponding, identical, commensurate, proportionate,adequate,sufficient; equable,uniform, equitable,even.
equal,n.peer,mate, compeer,match, coördinate.Antonyms:inferior, subordinate.
equality,n.coördination,uniformity, parity,agreement.Antonyms: Seeinequality.
equilibrium,n.equipoise,balance.
equip,v.accouter,furnish, fitout,gird.
equipage,n.equipment;carriage, turnout;suite,train,retinue.
equipment,n.apparatus, accouterments,paraphernalia,rigging,gear.
equipoise,n.equilibrium.
equivalent,a.tantamount,equal, commensurate; interchangeable.
eradicate,v.extirpate,exterminate.
eradication,n.extirpation,extermination.
erase,v.expunge, rubout,efface,obliterate, dele, delete.
erasure,n.expunging, erasion,obliteration.
erect,v.build,raise.
erect,a.upright,vertical, raised; undaunted,bold, undismayed.Antonyms: horizontal, recumbent, prone, inverted, oblique,cringing.
erection,n.building,raising, construction.
erosion,n.corrosion, eroding.
err,v.misjudge,mistake,blunder;deviate,sin.
errand,n.mission, commission.
erratic,a.nomadic,wandering;eccentric,fanciful.
erring,a.peccable,sinful,fallible,weak.Antonyms: impeccable,infallible, inerrable.
erroneous,a.false,incorrect,untrue, mistaken,inaccurate,wrong.
error,n.mistake,inaccuracy,blunder, misapprehension, falsity, misconception.Associated words:fallibility,infallibility,fallible, errant, errancy, inerrancy, inerrability.
errors,n. pl.errata;sing.erratum.
erudition,n.learning,scholarship.
eruption,n.outburst,outbreak; exanthema,rash, efflorescence.
erysipelas,n.Saint Anthony'sfire,rose.
escort,n.guard,convoy,usher.
Eskimo,n.Husky.
Eskimo house.topek, igloo.
Eskimo language.Husky.
especial,a.special,particular,specific.
essay,n.dissertation,article, disquisition, thesis; attempt,effort,trial.
essential,a.indispensable,necessary,requisite.Antonyms: nonessential,superfluous.
establish,v.found,organize, institute;substantiate,verify,ratify.
establishment,n.organization, founding, institution;substantiation,verification.
esteem,v.respect,value,honor,revere;rate,reckon,estimate.
esteem,n.respect,honor,regard;opinion,judgment,estimation.Antonyms: disesteem,aversion,odium,antipathy,unpopularity.
estimable,a.computable, calculable;meritorious,worthy,excellent.Antonyms: inestimable, incalculable, incomputable.
estimate,v.appraise,value,rate,prize;compute,calculate,reckon.
estimation,n.esteem,respect,honor; appraisement,valuation,estimate.
estrange,v.alienate, disaffect.
estranged,a.alienate, alienated.
estrangement,n.alienation, disaffection.
eternal,a.self-existent, infinite;endless, asonian. Seeeverlasting.
eulogist,n.encomiast, panegyrist,praiser.
eulogistic,a.laudatory, panegyrical, encomiastic.
eulogize,v.laud,praise,extol, panegyrize.
eulogy,n.encomium,panegyric, laudation,praise.
Europe and Africa.Associated words: Eurafric, Eurafrican.
Europe and Asia.Associated words: Eurasian, Eurasiatic, Scythia.
evade,v.shun,avoid; elude,parry,foil,baffle; prevaricate, equivocate,dodge,quibble.
evaporate,v.vaporize, evanesce.
evaporation,n.vaporization, evanescence; exhalation.Associated words:volatile, volatility, volatilize, evaporable.
evasion,n.evading, eluding, escape;baffling, foiling; prevarication, equivocation,sophistry, tergiversation,subterfuge,dodge,excuse.
evasive,a.equivocal,indefinite, elusive.
even,a.plane,level,flush,flat,smooth; equable,uniform,unvarying.
evening,n.dusk,twilight, nightfall, eventide,even, gloaming.Associated words: vespertine, vespertinal, erepuscular, erepusculous, soirée, vesper.
evening prayer.compline.
evening service.vespers; evensong.
evening star.Hesper, Hesperus,Venus, Vesper.
evenness,n.uniformity,smoothness, equanimity, equableness.
event,n.occurrence, affair,incident, happening;consequence,result,outcome.
evergreen,a.indeciduous.
everlasting,a.continual,perpetual, interminable,unceasing,eternal,endless, incessant, never-ending;deathless, immortal, æonian,imperishable; (Colloq.)constant,continual.
everlasting,n.eternity; immortelle.
every-day,a.commonplace,common,customary.
every now and then.occasionally, repeatedly, frequently.
everywhere present.omnipresent, ubiquitous.--n.omnipresence,ubiquity.
evident,a.manifest,obvious,clear, palpable,patent.
evil,a.sinful,immoral,sinister,unrighteous,vicious,pernicious. Seebad.
evil,n.wickedness, depravity,sin, iniquity, perniciousness, Belial, unrighteousness;disaster,misfortune,calamity,reverse;injustice,damage,injury,wrong, mischief.
evil-doer,n.sinner, malefactor,culprit,offender, delinquent. Seewrong-doer.
evil-minded,a.malicious, malignant,wicked, depraved.
evolution,n.development,unfoldment, evolvement, unfolding.
exact,a.precise,accurate,true, literal, undeviating; punctilious,methodical,rigid,severe,rigorous,strict.
exact,v.demand, extort,wrest.
exacting,a.severe,harsh,oppressive, peremptory.
exaction,n.extortion,oppression.
exactness,n.precision,accuracy, strictness, exactitude,correctness, scrupulousness.
exaggerate,v.overstate.
exaggerated,a.overstated,colored, hyperbolical.
exaggeration,n.overstatement; hyperbole.
exalt,v.elevate;dignify, ennoble,aggrandize;magnify, apotheosize,extol.
exaltation,n.elevation,aggrandizement, loftiness, apotheosis.
exalted,a.sublime, elevated,lofty,grand,dignified.
examination,n.inquiry,autopsy, scrutiny, inspection,investigation, audit, inquest, reconnoissance, inquisition, recension, probing,review.
examine,v.inspect, scrutinize,question, audit, heckle, reconnoitre,review,search,probe,investigate, catechise.
examiner,n.inspector, investigator, inquirer,questioner, catechiser, resensionist, auditor,censor, reviewer, inquisitor.
example,n.sample,specimen, exemplification;model,pattern, prototype,copy, archetype, exemplar; precedentinstance,illustration,case.Associated words: exemplify, exemplification, exemplary, praxis.
exasperate,v.provoke,irritate,incense,anger;aggravate, imbitter,intensify.
exasperation,n.provocation, irritation, offending,aggravation,anger; exacerbation.
exceed,v.surpass, transcend; outvie,excel,outdo; preponderate, predominate.
exceeding,a.surpassing.
excel,v.outrival, outstrip,surpass,eclipse,outdo, outvie, transcend,exceed.
excellence,n.preëminence, transcendence,superiority, eminence, integrity, probity, goodness,worth,merit,virtue.
excellent,a.estimable,meritorious,good,worthy,choice.
excess,n.superabundance,superfluity, redundancy,redundance,overplus,surplus, surplusage,residue, remainderexuberance,rampancy; overdoing, exorbitance, immoderation;debauchery, dissoluteness,intemperance, immoderation.
excessive,a.superfluous,exuberant,superabundant, disproportionate;outrageous,unreasonable, exorbitant inordinate,extravagant,fabulous,immoderate,extreme.
exchange,v.trade,barter, traffic, commute,interchange, reciprocate, bandy, permute.
exchange,n.traffic,trade,barter, commutation,interchange,reciprocity, permutation; Bourse; agiotage.
excitable,a.susceptible,sensitive, emotional, impressible, mobile;irritable,choleric,passionate, irascible,fiery,waspish.Antonyms:unexcitable, imperturbable,calm.
excite,v.stimulate,arouse, inflame,incite,provoke;perturb,agitate, disconcert, discompose, distract,unsettle.