3500 ACT Vocabulary
| 3500 ACT Vocabulary | Introduction |
| Group (5) - Manage Words by Panel - Page 1 |    |
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earthy |
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unrefined; crude or indecent; of this world; worldly |
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ebb |
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fall away or back; decline or recede; fall back from the flood stage |
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ebullient |
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showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm |
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eccentricity |
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oddity; departure from that which is stated, regular, or usual; deviation from center |
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ecclesiastic |
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minister or priest; cleric; one holding an office in the Christian ministry |
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eclectic |
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composed of elements from a variety of sources |
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ecologist |
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biologist who studies relation between organisms and their environment |
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edentate |
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having few teeth; lacking teeth |
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edible |
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eatable; substance that can be used as food |
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edict |
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decree ,especially issued by a sovereign; official command |
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edify |
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instruct or correct, especially so as to encourage intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvement |
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educated |
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informed; learned; having an education, especially one above the average |
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efface |
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rub or wipe out; make indistinct as if by rubbing |
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effective |
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efficient; productive; producing a strong impression or response |
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effectiveness |
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efficiency; quality of being effective |
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effectual |
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able to produce a desired effect; valid |
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effervescence |
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inner excitement or exuberance; process of bubbling as gas escapes |
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efficacy |
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power to produce desired effect |
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efficiency |
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effectiveness; quality or property of being efficient; ratio of useful output to the total input in any system |
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efficient |
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effective; acting directly to produce an effect; exhibiting a high ratio of output to input |