| Term | Definition |
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elixir |
a supposed remedy for all ailments |
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elucidate |
to make clear |
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emanate |
to send forth, to come forth |
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emendation |
a correction |
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empathy |
an understanding of another's feelings |
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empirical |
based on practical experience rather than theory |
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endemic |
confined to a particular country or area |
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enervate |
to weaken |
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ennui |
boredom; a weariness resulting from a lack of interest |
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emphemeral |
lasting only a brief time; short-lived |
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epitome |
a typical example; a condensed account |
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ergo |
therefore |
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erotic |
pertaining to sexual love |
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eschew |
to keep away from; to avoid; to shun |
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facetious |
comical; jocular; flippant |