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- eligible C1 Able to be chosen or to receive something because you meet the required conditions.
- elite C1 Elite refers to a small group of people considered the best or most powerful in a particular area.
- elude C1 To elude someone or something is to avoid being caught, understood, or remembered.
- embark C1 To embark means to begin a journey or start a new project or activity.
- embarrassment C1 Embarrassment is the uncomfortable feeling of shame or self-consciousness when you think you have done something awkwar…
- embassy C1 An embassy is the official office and staff of one country in another country, usually in the capital city.
- embed C1 To embed something is to fix it firmly inside a larger thing or context.
- embody To embody something is to represent or show it clearly in a person, thing, or idea.
- emergence C1 Emergence is the process of coming into view, existence, or importance.
- empathy B1 Empathy is the ability to understand and share another person’s feelings.
- empirical C1 Based on observation or experience rather than theory.
- empiricism C1 Empiricism is the view that knowledge comes mainly from observation and experience rather than pure reasoning.
- empower C1 To empower someone is to give them the authority, confidence, or resources to act and make decisions.
- emulate To try to be like someone or something, often with the aim of matching or surpassing their achievements.
- enact C1 To enact something is to make it officially into law or to carry out a plan or decision.
- encompass C1 To encompass means to include or cover something completely.
- encouragement C1 Encouragement is something that gives someone confidence, hope, or motivation to keep going.
- encouraging C1 Giving someone confidence, hope, or support to continue.
- endeavour C1 An endeavour is a serious, sustained effort to achieve a goal.
- endless C1 Endless describes something that seems to have no limit or finish.