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- dumb Word C1 Primarily used to describe an inability to speak or, more commonly and informally, a lack of intelligence.
- duo Word C1 A duo is a pair of people or things, often performing or working together.
- dynamic Word C1 Dynamic describes someone or something full of energy, activity, and new ideas.
- eager Word C1 Very keen and excited to do or have something.
- earnings Word C1 Earnings are the money someone receives for doing work or from an activity over a period of time.
- ease Word C1 Ease is the state of being comfortable and free from strain or difficulty.
- echo Word C1 An echo is a sound that is heard again because it reflects off a surface.
- ecological Word C1 Related to the relationships between living things and their environment.
- educator Word C1 An educator is a person whose job is to teach and support learning, especially in a school or similar setting.
- effectiveness Word C1 Effectiveness is the degree to which something achieves its intended result.
- efficiency Word C1 Efficiency is the ability to achieve a result with the least possible waste of time, effort, or resources.
- ego Word C1 Ego is a person’s sense of self-importance or self-esteem.
- egoism Word C1 Egoism is the habit or belief of putting your own interests and importance first.
- egotism Word C1 Egotism is the habit of talking and thinking about yourself too much, in a way that seems self-important.
- elaborate Word C1 Elaborate means detailed and carefully developed, often with many parts.
- electoral Word C1 Relating to elections or the process of choosing people for public office by voting.
- elevate Word C1 To elevate means to raise something to a higher position or level, or to improve its importance or quality.
- eligible Word C1 Able to be chosen or to receive something because you meet the required conditions.
- elite Word C1 Elite refers to a small group of people considered the best or most powerful in a particular area.
- elude Word C1 To elude someone or something is to avoid being caught, understood, or remembered.