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- equity B2 Equity is the value of something you own after subtracting what you owe on it.
- erect C1 Erect means to build or place something upright, or to stand upright.
- escalate C1 To escalate means to make a situation, problem, or conflict become more serious or intense.
- esoteric C1 Esoteric describes something known or understood by only a small group with special knowledge.
- essence C1 Essence is the most important quality or core nature of something.
- establishment C1 An establishment is an organization or place that is officially set up and recognized, especially a business or institu…
- eternal C1 Lasting forever or seeming to have no end.
- ethical B2 Ethical means relating to moral principles about what is right and wrong.
- ethics C1 Ethics is the set of moral principles that guide what people consider right and wrong.
- ethnocentric C1 Believing that your own culture is the standard and judging other cultures by it.
- ethnocentrism C1 Ethnocentrism is the belief that your own culture is the most normal or superior and should be used to judge others.
- euphemism C1 A euphemism is a polite or indirect word or phrase used instead of one that may seem harsh or embarrassing.
- evacuate C1 To evacuate means to move people away from a place because it is dangerous.
- evoke C1 To evoke something is to bring a feeling, memory, or image to mind.
- evolutionary C1 Related to evolution and the gradual development of living things over time.
- exaggerate C1 To exaggerate is to describe something as bigger, better, worse, or more important than it really is.
- excavations Excavations refer to the process of digging or the sites where significant digging has occurred.
- excellence C1 Excellence is the quality of being extremely good and meeting very high standards.
- exceptional C1 Much better than usual; unusually high in quality, ability, or performance.
- excess C1 Excess is an amount that is more than what is necessary, allowed, or expected.