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Words that start with E!!! Vocabulary words are great to improve your English. They can help you to communicate as well as improve your language level. Here is a list of some common words that start with E in the English language.

Words that Start with E

Powerful Words that Start with E

What are some words that start with E?

Eyeball

Eye

Exuberant

Extrinsic

Extremist

Extremely

Extreme

Extract

Extra

Extol

External

Extent

Extensive

Extension

Extend

Express

Exposure

Expose

Export

Explosion

Explore

Exploration

Exploit

Explode

Expletive

Explanation

Explain

Expire

Expertise

Expert

Experiment

Experience

Expensive

Expense

Expend

Expel

Expedite

Expect

Expansion

Expand

Exorbitant

Exonerate

Exit

Existence

Exist

Exigency

Exhort

Exhibit

Exercise

Exemplary

Executive

Execution

Execute

Excoriate

Exclusive

Exclude

Exclaim

Excision

Exchange

Excerpt

Exception

Except

Excellent

Exceed

Exasperate

Example

Examine

Exam

Exaggerate

Exactly

Exact

Evolve

Evolution

Evince

Evidence

Everywhere

Everything

Everyone

Everyday

Everybody

Every

Ever

Eventually

Event

Evening

Even

Evasive

Evaporate

Evaluate

Evade

Evacuate

Euro

Euphoria

Euphemism

Etiquette

Ethnic

Ethical

Estimate

Estimable

Estate

Establish

Essentially

Essential

Espouse

Especially

Esoteric

Eschew

Escape

Escalate

Erupt

Erudite

Erstwhile

Error

Erratic

Errant

Ergonomics

Eraser

Erase

Equivocal

Equivalent

Equity

Equipment

Equally

Equal

Epitome

Epidemic

Enzyme

Envoy

Envisage

Environment

Envelope

Enunciate

Enumerate

Entry

Entrepreneur

Entrance

Entirely

Entire

Entertain

Enterprise

Enter

Ensure

Ensemble

Enroll

Enrich

Enrapture

Enough

Enormous

Ennui

Enlist

Enlarge

Enjoy

Enigma

Enhance

Engulf

Engineering

Engineer

Engine

Engagement

Engage

Enforcement

Enforce

Enervate

Energy

Enemy

Endorse

Ending

Endeavor

Endanger

Encryption

Encrypt

Encourage

Encounter

Encircle

Encapsulate

Enable

Emulate

Empty

Employment

Employee

Employ

Empirical

Emphasize

Emperor

Emotional

Emolument

Emit

Eminence

Emergency

Embryo

Embrace

Emblem

Embittered

Embattled

Embassy

Emanate

E-mail

Elude

Elucidate

Elsewhere

Else

Eloquence

Ellipsis

Eliminate

Eligible

Elevator

Elevate

Elephant

Element

Electronic

Electricity

Electrical

Electric

Election

Elect

Eelbow

Elated

Elan

Eject

Either

Eight

Egocentric

Egg

Effusive

Effrontery

Effort

Efficient

Efficiency

Effectively

Effective

Effect

Efface

Educational

Education

Educate

Editor

Edition

Edit

Edgy

Edge

Ecosystem

Economy

Economist

Economics

Economic

Ecology

Eclectic

Eccentric

Ebullient

Ebb

Eavesdrop

Eater

Eat

Easygoing

Easy

Eastern

East

Easing

Easily

Easier

Ease

Earthquake

Earth

Earnings

Earnest

Earn

Earmark

Early

Earlobe

Earlier

Eardrum

Ear

Eagle

Eager

Each

Eyeful

Exultingly

Euphoriant

Exultation

Euphony

Exultant

Euphonious

Exult

Eulogize

Exude

Eudaimonism

Exuberantly

Eudaemonic

Exuberance

Ethics

Extravaganza

Ethic

Extravagant

Ethereal

Extravagance

Eternity

Extraordinary

Eternally

Extraordinaire

Eternal

Extensively

Esthetic

Exquisitely

Esteemed

Exquisite

Esteem

Expressiveness

Established

Expressive

Essence

Exponential

Espirit

Explorer

Especial

Explicitly

Escapade

Explicit

Enviably

Expertly

Enviable

Experimental

Entrusted

Experienced

Entrust

Expeditiously

Entrancing

Expeditious

Enticing

Expedition

Enticed

Expedient

Entice

Expectant

Enthusiastically

Expansive

Enthusiastic

Exotic

Enthusiast

Exhilaration

Enthusiasm

Exhilaratingly

Enthuse

Exhilarating

Enthrone

Exhilarated

Enthralling

Empyreal

Exhilarate

Empowerment

Exhaustive

Empowering

Exemplar

Empowered

Excitingly

Empower

Exciting

Employable

Excitement

Emphatic

Excitedly

Emphasis

Excited

Empathy

Excite

Empathize

Exceptionally

Empathic

Exceptional

Empathetic

Excellence

Emotive

Excell

Emotion

Excel

Emollient

Exceedingly

Eminently

Exceeding

Eminent

Exalted

Emeritus

Eventful

Exaltation

Emerita

Evergreen

Exalt

Emerging

Evolving

Evident

Evoke

Everlasting

Evocative

Euphoric

Evidently

Evermore

Evenly

Evangelist

Eureka

Euphorically

Erudition

Erotism

Erotic

Erogenous

Ergonomic

Equitable

Equipped

Equiponderant

Equip

Equilibrium

Equanimous

Equanimity

Equalized

Equality

Equable

Epitomize

Epiphany

Epigrammatic

Epicure

Epic

Enthralled

Enrichment

Enthrall

Enrapturing

Enthral

Entertainment

Enraptured

Entertaining

Enlivening

Entertainer

Enterprising

Ensorcell

Enshrine

Enriching

Enricher

Enriched

Enrapt

Enormously

Enormity

Ennobled

Enlightenment

Ennoble

Enlivened

Enlightened

Enliven

Enlightening

Enlighten

Enjoyment

Engrossing

Enjoyer

Engaged

Enjoyed

Energizing

Enjoyably

Enduring

Enjoyable

Endlessly

Enhancement

Enamored

Enhanced

Engross

Engaging

Energized

Energize

Energetic

Endure

Endurance

Endowment

Endowed

Endow

Endorsement

Endorsed

Endless

Endearment

Endearing

Endeared

Endear

Encouraging

Encouragement

Encore

Encomiast

Enchantress

Enchantingly

Enchanting

Enchanted

Enchant

Enamor

Emergence

Emerge

Embolden

Embody

Embodiment

Emblazon

Embellishment

Embellish

Emancipatory

Emancipation

Emancipate

Eloquently

Eloquent

Elope

Elohim

Elocution

Elixir

Elite

Elevates

Elevated

Elemental

Elegantly

Elegant

Elegancy

Elegance

Eleemosynary

Electrifying

Electrify

Elder

Elation

Elating

Elatedly

Elate

Elaborately

Elaborate

Eirenic

Einstein

Egregious

Egalitarian

Effusiveness

Effusively

Effusion

Effusing

Effuse

Effulgent

Effortlessly

Effortless

Efficiently

Efficacy

Efficacious

Effervescent

Effervescence

Effendi

Effectual

Effectiveness

Educe

Ecstasy

Educated

Edifying

Edify

Edified

Eden

Ecstatically

Ecstatic

Ecstacy

Economize

Economically

Ebullience

Economical

Echt

Eases

Easement

Eased

Earnestly

Eagerness

Eagerly

Estranged

Extroverted

Extraneous

Exhausted

Excitable

Exasperated

Evil

Evanescent

Erect

Equatorial

Envious

Enraged

Endurable

Emmetropic

Embryologic

Embellished

Embarrassed

Emaciated

Elysian

Elliptical

Elfin

Elementary

Elderly

Elastic

Egoistical

Effeminate

Edible

Ecumenical

Ecological

Echolike

Echoic

Ecdemic

Ebracteate

Ebon

Eatable

Easy-going

Eastward

Eastbound

Earthy

Earthshaking

Earthbound

Earsplitting

Examples of Words that Start with E

He felt the coldness emanate from her, a sense of the vast distance she had traveled.

When you send an e-mail you can also send a sound or graphic file as an attachment.

I would try to elude notice, but I stood out like a white rat at a tomcat convention.

The notes helped to elucidate the most difficult parts of the text.

Businesses are feeling the indirect effects of the recession that going on elsewhere.

No man is useless in this world who lightens the burden of someone else.

It was delivered with warmth, eloquence, passion, and a touch of humor.

In place of this ellipsis, you’ll have code to set several additional MajorFunction pointers.

This mousse says it’s designed to eliminate frizz and make hair glossy and easier to manage.

Farmers are eligible for government support if they let a certain amount of land lie fallow.

There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs.

These factors helped to elevate the town into the list of the ten most attractive in the country.

The medicine gradually operated and the elephant fell down on the field.

The promise of tax cuts became the dominant element in the campaign.

The firm uses electronic filters to prevent workers from accessing the Internet.

It would be better for the environment if more people used bikes rather than cars.

Ruth was looking for an envelope in a drawer when she was sidetracked by some old letters.

He was ever ready to enunciate his views to all who would listen.

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Let’s have fun with a little French argot (slang) today with 8 slang words starting with the letter B!

Remember we covered the letter C a few weeks ago? My plan is to go through every single letter of the alphabet! And don’t ask me why I did not start with A…

Ok, slang may not be the most distinguished of French but it’s amusing plus you’ll truly impress us when you’re able to either understand argot or use it in your own sentences!

(I’m adding only the words and sentences below, watch the video to hear all the extra explanations)

1- UNE BAGNOLE

Une bagnole = a car

What is that car parked in front of my garage?

C’est quoi cette bagnole garée devant mon garage? 2- BALAISE

balaise = strong or difficult

The actors who play in action movies are hefty.

Les acteurs qui jouent dans les films d’action sont balaises.

This book is too hard for me.

Ce livre est trop difficile pour moi. 3- BORDEL

un bordel = a mess

Don’t go to my office, it’s a total mess.

Ne va pas dans mon bureau, c’est un bordel total.

4- BOSSER

bosser = to work

I did some good work today, I’m exhausted but happy!

J’ai bien bossé aujourd’hui, je suis crevée mais contente!

5- UN BIDE

un bide = a belly or a flop

With age and beer, he’s getting a pot belly but he doesn’t care.

Avec l’âge et la bière, il prend du bide mais il s’en fiche.

This movie is rubbish and deserves to fail.

Ce film est nul et mérite de faire un bide. 6- BRANCHÉ

branché = trendy

This magazine provides a list of the trendiest bars in Lyon

Ce magazine donne la liste des bars les plus branchés de Lyon.

7- BOBO

un bobo = a small injury

What is that? A little booboo on your little knee?

Qu’est-ce que c’est? Un p’tit bobo sur ton p’tit genou?

Don’t worry it’s a nothing type little scratch.

T’inquiète, c’est juste un petit bobo de rien du tout.

8- BOUFFER

On s’appelle on se fait une bouffe?

How does he stay so slim when he stuffs his face all day long?

Comment il fait pour rester si mince alors qu’il bouffe toute la journée?

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Did you know one of these 8 slang words?

And… which one are you going to use today?

Ideal list of describing i words is waiting for you. Let these illustrious positive words to inspire you and illuminate your path. Use these adjectives well and let your imagination fly.

INCREDIBLE LIST OF POSITIVE ADJECTIVES STARTING WITH I

Ideal considered the best of its kind or highly satisfactory; optimal; perfect; flawless; conceptual; imaginary.Idealistic elevated in style or nature; relating to idealism or idealist.Idiosyncratic peculiar to someone; eccentric; individual.Idolized regarded with excessive love, glory or praise.

Illimitable without limit; limitless; boundless; immeasurable.Illuminated irradiated, decorated or illustrated by light.Illuminating producing or giving light; tending to increase knowledge or insight; clarifying; enlightening.Illustrious well or widely known; eminent; characterized by nobleness or greatness; conferring honor or luster; renowned.

Imaginative characterized by creativity in action or thought; full of images; creative; conceptive.Imitable capable or worthy of being copied or imitated.Immaculate pure; clear; spotless; free from error or blemish; clean.Immeasurable limitless; vast; impossible to measure or beyond calculation; indefinitely extensive or vast.Immediate instant; occurring at once or near the present time; close at hand.Immense huge; gigantic; extremely large; vast; immeasurable; excellent; exceedingly good.Immortal everlasting; living forever; excessive; great.Immune exempt; invulnerable; secure or protected against.Impartial unbiased; equitable; fair; just.Impassioned fervent; excited; animated; characterized by intense passion.Impeccable perfect; flawless; immaculate; not capable of doing wrong.Impeccant sinless; unerring.Imperturbable calm; unaffected; unmoved; incapable of being disturbed, distracted, agitated or excited.Impish teasingly or annoyingly playful.Important having crucial, important or relevant value; pressing; urgent.Impressive anything that is or creates remarkable or striking impression; appealing.Improved that has changed or been made better; enhanced.Improving getting or become better; beneficial; growing in quantity or quality.Improvisational using, made or done with whatever is available.

A clever, imaginative, humorous request can open closed doors and closed minds. Percy Ross TWEET THIS

In currently fashionable, popular, hot or in style.Incisive intelligently concise and analytical; decisive.Included confined; enclosed.Inclusive including a great deal or everything within its scope; inclosing; encircling.Incomparable so good or outstanding as to be beyond comparison; unsurpassed.Incomplex simple; uncompounded.Incontestable indisputable; certain; incontrovertible; true.Incontrovertible impossible to disprove or deny; unquestionable.Incorrupt unspoiled; free from immorality or corruption; pure.Incredible extraordinary good; amazing; astonishing; wonderful; awe-inspiring; fabulous; marvelous; unlikely.Inculpable innocent; blameless; faultless; free from guilt.Indefatigable tireless; extremely persistent; seemingly or incapable of being fatigued.Independent self-supporting; self-reliant; not dependent.Indestructible impossible to destroy; invincible; ageless or very long lasting.Indispensable essential; obligatory; unavoidable; inevitable; absolutely or vitally necessary.Indisputable undeniable; obviously or certainly true; incontrovertible.Individual special, particular or separate person or thing.Individualistic characterized by expressing individuality.Indivisible incapable of being divided, separated or split.Indomitable invincible; untamable; unconquerable; impossible to subdue.Indubitable unquestionable; evident; clearly or without doubt true.Industrious hard-working; diligent; clever.Inerrant infallible; free from error; unerring.Inexhaustible tireless; never wearying, consumed or used up.Infallible certain; sure; without fault, error or weakness.Infant newly formed or begun.Infinite boundless; unlimited; immense.Influential possessing or exerting influence; effective; potent.Informative instructive; tending to provide or increase knowledge.Informed knowledgeable; educated; instructed.Ingenious brilliant; intellectual; adroit; keen; characterized by inventive imagination, skill and brilliance.Inimitable matchless; unrivaled; incapable of being copied or imitated.Initiate introduced to something new; commenced; begun.Initiative serving or used to initiate; preliminary; introductory.Innocent free from guilt; not harmful; straightforward and true; pure; upright; lawful.Innovative characterized by creativity or the creation of new things or ideas.Innoxious pure; innocent; innocuous; harmless.Inquisitive very curious; very eager to investigate, research or acquire knowledge.Insightful having or showing insight; perceptive; having keen and depth intellect.Inspired affected, moved or animated highly by influence or inspiration.Inspiring stimulating; encouraging; animating; moving; exhilarating.Inspiriting cheerfully animating or encouraging.Instantaneous occurring, completed or done without perceptible delay.Instinctive driven or acted by impulse and without thinking; spontaneous.Instructive serving to instruct, inform or enlighten; conveying knowledge.Instrumental serving, acting or contributing as an aid or means; helpful; conductive; serviceable.Integral having or possessing everything essential; entire; complete; whole; constituent.Integrated united or formed into a whole; combined.Intellectual rational; clever; learned person.Intelligent mentally acute or bright; aware and knowledgeable; skillful.Intense extreme in degree, strength or size; excessive; ardent; fervent; deeply felt; profound.Intent closely directed or controlled; firmly fixed; concentrated; attentiveInteractive acting, working or influencing with each other; mutually active.Interconnected intertwined; connected at multiple levels, points or parts.Interested showing or having curiosity, concern or fascination.Interesting arousing, holding or exciting the attention.Internal within body or inside of something; inner; inherent; real; essential.Intertwined joined, twisted or twined together.Intimate personal; private; familiar; near; close; confidential; innermost.Intoxicating very stimulating or exciting.Intrepid fearless; bold; brave; courageous; undaunted.Intriguing mysterious; curious; interesting.Inventive creative, skillful or adept at inventing; quick or ready at contriving or expedients.Invigorated become or made fresh in spirits or vigor.Invigorating giving energy, strength or vitality.Invincible impossible to defeat, win, overcome or destroy; unconquerable.Inviolable uninjured; undefiled; uncorrupted; immune to attack, violation or assault.Inviting alluring; tempting; attractive.

Irrefragable incontrovertible; clearly right or true; indisputable.Irrefutable undeniable; indisputable; incontrovertible.Irreplaceable that which cannot be replaced or substituted.Irrepressible impossible to control, repress or restrain.Irreproachable free from or not open to blame or criticism; faultless.Irresistible impossible to resist; extremely attractive; overpowering.

Ivory composed or constructed of ivory or resembling ivory.

ps. See also positive verbs starting with i and positive nouns starting with i.

Hello,

What is the meaning of “strong word” in the following sentences? My understanding of the expression is the following: if a word is strong, it will have a great effect on people’s feelings or thoughts, it is a powerful word, it will have a great effect on someone. Is my understanding of the expression correct? Also, can you give me a better definition of the expression.

1. Mike: I hate my father. Greg: hate is a strong word.

2. You shouldn’t tell people they are ugly, ugly is a strong word.

3, A teacher should never tell his students that they are stupid, stupid is a strong word and telling students they are stupid will hurt their feelings.

4. Even is she is fat, it’s not nice to tell her she is fat. Fat is a strong word.

Yes, you’re completely right.. A strong word is that one leaving a great impact on others. In English we have strong words and mild ones. A mild word is a word that you can use in many different occasions without worrying that it may upset or bother someone. All the four examples that you’ve just given seem fine to me; I would use the ”strong word” expression in the same sentences that you wrote up there. Sometimes a strong word can be considered offensive but there’s still that fine line between strong words and offensiveness so definitely it’s not like ”swearing”.

yes, you understand the meaning of strong in that use. Strong as in severe, harsh, perhaps excessive. Extreme in meaning.

“I hate my mom”. “That is a bit extreme, you don’t really mean that”

Sort of means when something is said in terms of black and white when the reality is some shade of gray. Strong words do not leave much room for variation, for nuance, for shading the meaning.

I don’t particularly like the discouragement of the use of strong terms simply because they may cause hurt (as in number 3). Sometimes hurt is precisely what is required. Causing hurt is not the reason a teacher shouldn’t call someone stupid, it is because no student is really stupid and if they were, it would do no good to call them that anyway

I don’t consider fat a strong word. Disgustingly obese would be strong, harsh, excessive. Fat is simply the opposite of thin, and covers a wide range of conditions. Calling someone a PIG, or a COW, now maybe that would be a bit too strong.

And strong doesn’t always apply to negatives; calling someone brilliant or a genius could be too strong.

You sort of got it… Strong word can also mean it is an extreme ie using the term “morbidly obese” would make us think she’s bigger than saying she’s “fat” Hate is a strong word because it’s on the far end of the spectrum, it’s committed, and it leaves no room for doubt as to what you think. For instance if you say “I don’t like spinach.” it could mean “I love spinach.” “I dislike spinach” “I loathe spinach” or “I hate spinach”

Source(s): Just my take…

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A “strong word” (or phrase) is one that represents or evokes powerful emotions.

Such terms include love/hate, ugly/beautiful, brilliant/stupid, skinny/fat, live/die, rich/poor, as well as sex, fear, and political verbiage.

You have the correct understanding and definition of the phrase.

“Hate” has devolved into more of a dislike than anything. We should come up with a stronger word, perhaps di-hate?

Hate – have strong dislike of; bear malice to.

Ugly – unpleasing or repulsive to sight, morraly repulsive, vile, discreditable, unpleasant, unpleasantly suggestive, threatening, unpromising.

Stupid – in a state of stupor or lethargy; dull by nature, slow-witted, lacking in sensibility, obtuss, crass, characteristic of a person of this nature.

Fat – fed up for slaughter, fatted; well-fed,plump, corpulent, thick, substantial, greasy, oily, unctuous; slow witted, indolent.

Source(s): Oxford Concise Dictionary

Those words are all considered to some as having a negative connotation.

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it means powerful. the entire sentence means that hate may be too intense (when used in this manner.) dislike would probably be better.

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