Words
Epistle
a verse letter
Synonyms:letter, missive
Epithet
Synonyms:sobriquet, nickname, byname
Equanimity
calmness and composure, especially in a difficult situation
"He faced the stressful situation with calm equanimity"
Synonyms:calmness, composure, poise
Equivocal
Synonyms:ambiguous, uncertain, unclear, vague, cryptic, enigmatic
Antonyms:definite
Equivocation
Synonyms:vagueness, ambiguity, uncertainty
Errant
going in a wrong direction
"An errant throw cost them the game"
Erratic
not consistent, or regular in movement, behavior, or pattern
"The car's erratic behavior on the road raised safety concerns"
Synonyms:unpredictable, inconsistent, irregular, unstable, unreliable
Erstwhile
Synonyms:former
Erudite
having or showing great knowledge or learning
Synonyms:learned, scholarly, sagacious
Antonyms:ignorant
Escapade
an act or incident involving excitement, daring, or adventure
"He planned an escapade to explore the old treehouse in the woods"
Synonyms:adventure
Eschew
"He chose to eschew processed foods"
Synonyms:avoid, shun, abstain, renounce
Escort
accompany and provide protection or guidance
"The bodyguard escorted the VIP through the crowded event"
Synonyms:accompany, guide, guard, convoy, chaperone
Espionage
Synonyms:spying
Establish
"After three months we were well established in our new jobs"
Synonyms:prove
Estranged
no longer close or affectionate
"After years of disagreements, they became estranged from each other"
Synonyms:alienated
Ethereal
very light and delicate
"Her ethereal beauty"
Synonyms:delicate, exquisite, dainty, elegant, graceful
Antonyms:tangible, substantial
Evanesce
to disappear or to be forgotten
"It does not take long for the memory of past achievements to evanesce"
Antonyms:eternal
Evasive
answering in an unclear way inorder to not reveal something
"She was evasive about her phone number"
Synonyms:elusive
Eventuality
a possible event or outcome
Synonyms:event, incident, occurrence
Eviction
the action of expelling someone from a property; expulsion
"Eviction notice"