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- exceptional Word C1 Much better than usual; unusually high in quality, ability, or performance.
- excess Word C1 Excess is an amount that is more than what is necessary, allowed, or expected.
- exclusion Word C1 Exclusion is the act of leaving someone or something out of a group, activity, or consideration.
- exclusive Word C1 Limited to a particular person, group, place, or purpose and not shared with others.
- exclusively Word C1 Only and solely, with no others included.
- execute Word C1 To execute something is to carry out a plan, order, or task, usually in a careful and effective way.
- execution Word C1 Execution is the act of carrying out a plan, order, or task effectively.
- exert Word C1 To exert means to use strength, effort, or influence to achieve a result.
- exile Word C1 Exile is the state of being forced to live away from your home country, or a person who has been sent away.
- existentialism Word C1 Existentialism is a philosophy that focuses on individual freedom, choice, and the search for meaning in a world withou…
- exit Word C1 An exit is a way out of a place or a departure from it.
- expenditure Word C1 Expenditure is the act of spending money, or the amount of money that is spent.
- experimental Word C1 Based on testing and observation rather than accepted practice or theory.
- expire Word C1 To expire means to end or become no longer valid after a set time.
- explicit Word C1 Clear and direct, leaving no room for doubt about meaning or intention.
- explicitly Word C1 Explicitly means in a clear, direct way that leaves no doubt about the meaning.
- exploitation Word C1 Exploitation is the act of using someone or something unfairly for your own advantage.
- explosive Word C1 Explosive describes something likely to explode or a situation that can suddenly become violent or intensely emotional.
- expressionism Word C1 Expressionism is an artistic style that uses distortion and intense emotion rather than realistic detail.
- extract Word C1 To extract is to remove or take something out from a larger whole.