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Eulogy - Faculty

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Eulogy   expression of praise, often on the occasion of someone’s death  
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Euphemism   mild expression in place of an unpleasant one  
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Euphony   sweet sound  
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Euphoria   feeling of exaggerated happiness  
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Euthanasia   mercy killing (killing someone painlessly)  
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Evanescent   fleeting; vanishing  
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Evasive   not frank; eluding  
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Evince   to show clearly  
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Evenhearted   impartial; fair  
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Evocative   tending to call up  
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Evoke   to call forth  
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Ewe   female sheep  
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Exacerbate   to worsen; to embitter  
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Exacting   extremely demanding  
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Exalt   to raise in rank or dignity; to praise  
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Exasperate   to vex  
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Exceptionable   objectionable  
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Excerpt   selected passage  
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Exchequer   treasury  
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Excise   to cut away; to cut out  
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Exclaim   to cry out suddenly  
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Excoriate   to scold with biting harshness; to strip the skin off  
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Exculpate   to clear from blame  
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Execrable   very bad  
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Execrate   to curse; to express abhorrence for  
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Execute   to put into effect; to carry out  
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Exegesis   an explanation or critical interpretation (especially of the Bible)  
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Exemplify   to show by example to furnish an example  
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Exempt   not subject to a duty or obligation  
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Exertion   effort; expenditure of much physical work  
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Exhilarating   invigorating and refreshing; cheering  
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Exhort   to urge  
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Exhume   to dig out of the ground; to remove from the grave  
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Exigency   urgent situation  
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Exiguous   small; minute  
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Existential   pertaining to existence; pertaining to the philosophy of existentialism  
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Exodus   departure  
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Exonerate   to acquit; to exculpate  
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Exorbitant   excessive  
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Exorcise   to drive out evil spirits  
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Exotic   not naive; strange  
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Expansive   outgoing and sociable; broad and extensive; able to increase in size  
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Expatiate   to talk at length  
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Expatriate   exile; someone who has withdrawn from his native land  
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Expedient   suitable practical; politic; speedy (obsolete)  
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Expedite   to hasten  
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Expenditure   payment or expense; output  
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Expertise   specialized knowledge; expert skill  
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Expiate   to make amends for (a sin)  
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Expletive   interjection; profane oath  
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Explicate   to explain; to interpret; to clarify  
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Explicit   totally clear; definite; outspoken  
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Exploit   deed or action  
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Exploit   To make use of selfishly or unethically  
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Expository   explanatory; serving to explain  
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Expostulation   protest; remonstrance  
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Exposure   risk, particularly of being exposed to disease or to the elements; unmasking; acty of laying something open  
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Expropriate   to take possession of  
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Expunge   to cancel; to remove  
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Expurgate   to clean; to remove offensive parts of a book  
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Extant   still in existence  
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Extemporaneous   not planned; impromptu  
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Extenuate   to weaken; to mitigate  
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Extirpate   to root up  
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Extol   to praise; to glorify  
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Extort   to wring from; to get money by threats  
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Extradition   surrender of prisoner by one state to another  
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Extraneous   not essential; superfluous  
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Extrapolation   projection  
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Extricate   to free; to disentangle  
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Extrinsic   external; not essential; extraneous  
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Extrovert   person interested mostly in external objects  
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Extrude   to force or push out  
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Exuberance   overflowing abundance  
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Exude   to rejoice  
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Fabricate   to build; to lie  
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Facade   front (of building); superficial or false appearance  
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Facet   small plane surface (of a gem); a side  
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Facetious   joking (often inappropriately); humorous  
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Facile   easily accomplished; ready or fluent; superficial  
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Facilitate   to bring about; to make less difficult  
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Faction   a party; a clique; a dissension  
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Factious   inclined to form factions; causing dissension  
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Factitious   artificial; sham  
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Factotum   handyman; person who does all kinds of work  
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Faculty   mental or bodily powers; teaching staff  
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