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Words 152-202

WordDefinition
Equivocate to use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead
Erratic wandering and unpredictable
Ersatz fake, artificial
Erudite learned, scholorly, bookish
Eschew to shun, to avoid (as something wrong or distasteful)
Esoteric known or understood only by a few
Estimable admirable
Ethos beliefs or character of a group
Eulogy speech in praise of someone
Euphemism use of an inoffensive word or phrase in place of a more distasteful one
Euphony pleasant, harmonious sound
Exacerbate to make worse
Exculpate to clear from blame, to prove innocent
Exigent urgent; requiring immediate action
Exonerate to clear of blame
Explicit clearly stated or shown; forthright in expression
Exponent one who champions or advocates
Expurgate to censor
Fallow dormat, unused
Fanatical acting excessively enthusiastic; filled with extreme, unquestioned devotion
Fatuous stupid; foolishly self-satisfied
Fawn to grovel
Fecund fertile, fruitful, productive
Fervid intensely emotional, feverish
Fetid foul-smelling, putrid
Flag to decline in vigor, strenght, or interest
Florid excessively decorated or embellished
Foment to arouse or incite
Ford to cross a body of water by wading
Forestall to prevent, delay; anticipate
Fortuitous happening by chance, fortunate
Fractious unruly, rebellious
Frenetic frantic, frenzied
Frugality tendency to be thrifty or cheap
Furtive secret, stealthy
Gambol to dance or skip around playfully
Garner to gather and store
Garrulous tending to talk a lot
Gestation growth process from conception to birth
Glib flucent in an insincere manner; offhand, casual
Glower to glare; stare angrily and intensely
Gradation process occuring by regular degrees or stages; variation in color
Gregarious outgoing, sociable
Grievous causing grief or sorrow; serious and distressing
Grovel to humble oneself in a demeaning way
Guile deceit, tirckery
Gullible easily deceived
Hapless unfortunate, having bad luck
Hegemony the domination of one state or group over its allies
Hermetic tightly sealed
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