Positive adjectives that start with E
E adjectives carry energy, from eager to enthusiastic to ecstatic. In a reference or review, earnest, ethical and engaged say more than excellent, and empathetic names the skill of understanding how someone feels.
132 adjectives starting with E Updated Run by Adrian Nutiu PDF
Our first picks, and when to use them
- Excellent Reach for it when giving confident praise backed by a clear standard or result
- Energetic Reach for it when describing lively effort that visibly moves a group or task forward
- Enthusiastic Reach for it when describing someone whose positive interest is active and visible
- Empathetic Reach for it when praising a response that begins with the other person's experience
- Encouraging Reach for it when describing a sign or response that points toward improvement
- Elegant Reach for it when praising beauty, manners, or solutions whose simplicity feels exact
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Enthusiastic and ready to begin or learn.
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The eager apprentices arrived early to prepare their tools.
In a phrase eager learner, eager to help Similar keen, enthusiastic, excited
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Exceptionally quick to notice small but important details.
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An eagle-eyed volunteer spotted the missing signature before filing.
In a phrase eagle-eyed observer, eagle-eyed attention Similar observant, sharp-eyed, perceptive
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Sincere and serious in intention.
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His earnest apology named the harm and offered a repair.
In a phrase earnest apology, earnest request Similar sincere, genuine, heartfelt
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Designed to cause little harm to the environment.
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The earth-friendly packaging uses recycled paper and vegetable ink.
In a phrase earth-friendly materials, earth-friendly choice Similar eco-friendly, sustainable, low-impact
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Requiring little effort or causing little difficulty.
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The color-coded map makes the walking route easy to follow.
In a phrase easy choice, easy access Similar simple, straightforward, effortless
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Requiring little work to keep in good condition.
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Easy-care plants brightened the office without demanding daily attention.
In a phrase easy-care fabric, easy-care garden Similar low-maintenance, wash-and-wear, hard-wearing
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Designed to be cleaned quickly and with little effort.
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The easy-clean worktops simplified the community kitchen's evening routine.
In a phrase easy-clean surface, easy-clean coating Similar wipe-clean, washable, stain-resistant
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Pleasantly gentle and undemanding to hear.
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An easy-listening playlist created a relaxed mood in the cafe.
In a phrase easy-listening music, easy-listening playlist Similar mellow, soothing, tuneful
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Written and presented for clear, accessible understanding.
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The charity published an easy-read guide to local services.
In a phrase easy-read guide, easy-read format Similar plain-language, accessible, reader-friendly
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Simple to understand and operate without special training.
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The easy-to-use radio helped residents follow emergency updates.
In a phrase easy-to-use interface, easy-to-use tool Similar user-friendly, intuitive, straightforward
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Relaxed, friendly, and not easily upset.
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Our easygoing guide adjusted the pace without complaint.
In a phrase easygoing personality, easygoing manner Similar relaxed, laid-back, mellow
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Cheerful, energetic, and full of enthusiasm.
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The ebullient winner thanked every member of her team.
In a phrase ebullient personality, ebullient mood Similar exuberant, buoyant, effervescent
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Drawing appealing ideas or styles from varied sources.
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Her eclectic reading list mixed poetry, science, and travel.
In a phrase eclectic mix, eclectic taste Similar diverse, wide-ranging, varied
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Careful to make choices that protect the environment.
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Eco-conscious shoppers brought reusable bags to the market.
In a phrase eco-conscious consumer, eco-conscious choice Similar environmentally conscious, green-minded, sustainability-aware
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Producing useful results with less environmental harm.
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The eco-efficient kiln uses half the workshop's former energy.
In a phrase eco-efficient production, eco-efficient technology Similar resource-efficient, low-impact, energy-efficient
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Causing little harm to nature or the climate.
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The hotel offers eco-friendly soap in refillable dispensers.
In a phrase eco-friendly product, eco-friendly alternative Similar environmentally friendly, earth-friendly, low-impact
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Concerned with protecting nature through everyday choices.
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Eco-minded neighbors organized a monthly repair exchange.
In a phrase eco-minded consumer, eco-minded community Similar eco-conscious, green-minded, environmentally aware
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Made to avoid harming people, wildlife, or ecosystems.
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The gardeners chose an eco-safe treatment for the roses.
In a phrase eco-safe claim, marketed as eco-safe Similar lower-toxicity, biodegradable, environmentally preferable
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Knowledgeable about practical ways to reduce environmental harm.
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An eco-savvy architect improved airflow without adding air conditioners.
In a phrase eco-savvy shopper, eco-savvy advice Similar environmentally informed, eco-literate, green-minded
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Using resources in an environmentally intelligent way.
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The eco-smart irrigation system waters only the driest beds.
In a phrase eco-smart design, eco-smart solution Similar resource-wise, eco-efficient, sustainable
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Using money, time, or resources carefully and efficiently.
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The economical heater keeps the room warm with little electricity.
In a phrase economical solution, economical use Similar thrifty, efficient, frugal
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Feeling or showing overwhelming happiness.
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The players were ecstatic when the final goal counted.
In a phrase ecstatic reaction, ecstatic crowd Similar thrilled, elated, overjoyed
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Promoting cooperation and understanding across different faiths or groups.
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An ecumenical council coordinated winter shelter across the city.
In a phrase ecumenical service, ecumenical movement Similar interdenominational, interfaith, inclusive
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Having gained useful knowledge through learning or experience.
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An educated choice begins with accurate information.
In a phrase educated opinion, highly educated Similar knowledgeable, learned, well-informed
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Designed to help people learn or develop understanding.
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The educational trail labels each native tree.
In a phrase educational program, educational value Similar instructive, informative, enlightening
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Producing the intended or useful result.
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The simple reminder proved more effective than a lengthy warning.
In a phrase effective solution, highly effective Similar successful, efficient, powerful
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Lively, cheerful, and full of appealing enthusiasm.
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Her effervescent welcome immediately lifted the room's mood.
In a phrase effervescent personality, effervescent charm Similar vivacious, bubbly, sparkling
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Successful in producing the intended beneficial result.
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The clinic adopted an efficacious treatment with fewer side effects.
In a phrase safe and efficacious, clinically efficacious Similar effective, successful, potent
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Achieving a result with little wasted time or effort.
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The efficient team sorted every donation before noon.
In a phrase efficient worker, efficient process Similar productive, effective, organized
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Reducing the work needed to complete a task.
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An effort-saving trolley made library deliveries easier for volunteers.
In a phrase effort-saving device, effort-saving feature Similar labor-saving, time-saving, work-reducing
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Appearing easy, natural, and free from strain.
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Her effortless delivery made the difficult song sound simple.
In a phrase effortless style, effortless movement Similar easy, natural, fluid
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Shining brightly with beauty, joy, or excellence.
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An effulgent sunrise greeted the hikers above the clouds.
In a phrase effulgent light, effulgent beauty Similar radiant, luminous, resplendent
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Expressing warm approval, gratitude, or pleasure openly.
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The effusive audience thanked the cast with a standing ovation.
In a phrase effusive praise, effusive thanks Similar enthusiastic, gushing, lavish
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Believing in and supporting equal rights and opportunities.
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The egalitarian coach gave every player meaningful time on court.
In a phrase egalitarian society, egalitarian approach Similar equal, equitable, democratic
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Aiming to create peace and reduce disagreement.
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Her eirenic proposal gave both communities room to compromise.
In a phrase eirenic tone, eirenic approach Similar conciliatory, peaceable, reconciling
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Carefully detailed and skillfully developed.
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The museum displayed an elaborate model of the old harbor.
In a phrase elaborate design, elaborate detail Similar detailed, intricate, ornate
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Extremely happy and excited by good news or success.
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The elated students called home after winning the final.
In a phrase elated winner, feel elated Similar thrilled, overjoyed, ecstatic
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Causing intense excitement and lively energy.
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The soloist gave an electrifying final performance.
In a phrase electrifying performance, electrifying atmosphere Similar thrilling, exciting, rousing
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Relating to charity or the generous support of people in need.
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The eleemosynary trust funds free lunches throughout the summer.
In a phrase eleemosynary institution, eleemosynary purpose Similar charitable, philanthropic, benevolent
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Graceful, attractive, and pleasingly simple.
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The engineer found an elegant solution using one moving part.
In a phrase elegant solution, elegant design Similar graceful, refined, stylish
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Raised in quality, dignity, position, or spirit.
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The speaker's elevated tone suited the memorial.
In a phrase elevated style, elevated mood Similar refined, uplifted, high-quality
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Qualified or entitled to receive an opportunity or benefit.
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Every eligible household can apply for the heating grant.
In a phrase eligible applicant, eligible for support Similar qualified, entitled, admissible
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Belonging to the highest level of skill or quality.
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An elite rescue team reached the stranded climbers before nightfall.
In a phrase elite athlete, elite team Similar top-tier, world-class, outstanding
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Clear, graceful, and persuasive in expression.
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Her eloquent tribute captured the teacher's quiet generosity.
In a phrase eloquent speaker, eloquent tribute Similar articulate, persuasive, expressive
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Beautiful, peaceful, and suggestive of perfect happiness.
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They spent an elysian afternoon beside the quiet orchard.
In a phrase Elysian fields, Elysian calm Similar idyllic, blissful, heavenly
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Welcoming, inclusive, and ready to accept different people.
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The embracive club made newcomers feel immediately at home.
In a phrase embracive approach, embracive spirit Similar inclusive, welcoming, all-embracing
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Beginning to develop, grow, or become recognized.
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The gallery reserves space for emerging local artists.
In a phrase emerging artist, emerging trend Similar up-and-coming, developing, new
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Retaining an honorary title after distinguished service.
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The professor emeritus still mentors young field researchers.
In a phrase professor emeritus, director emeritus Similar retired, honorary, former
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Highly respected and distinguished in a field.
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An eminent historian opened the free public lecture series.
In a phrase eminent scholar, eminent expert Similar distinguished, renowned, prominent
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Soothing, softening, or able to reduce tension.
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His emollient response kept the difficult meeting constructive.
In a phrase emollient effect, emollient cream Similar soothing, conciliatory, mollifying
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Able and willing to understand another person's feelings or perspective.
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Her empathetic response made it easier for the student to speak honestly.
In a phrase empathetic listener, empathetic response Similar understanding, compassionate, sensitive
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Showing a strong understanding of another person's feelings.
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The nurse's empathic questions helped the patient feel understood.
In a phrase empathic response, empathic listening Similar empathetic, understanding, compassionate
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Having skills and qualities that support finding suitable work.
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The course made graduates more employable in growing industries.
In a phrase highly employable, remain employable Similar job-ready, qualified, skilled
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Given the confidence, authority, or ability to act.
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The empowered volunteers could solve routine problems themselves.
In a phrase feel empowered, empowered workforce Similar enabled, authorized, confident
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Giving people confidence, authority, or practical ability.
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Learning first aid was an empowering experience for the teenagers.
In a phrase empowering experience, empowering message Similar enabling, confidence-building, liberating
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Filled with love, admiration, or strong liking.
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Visitors were enamored of the cottage's sunny garden.
In a phrase enamored of, completely enamored Similar fond, captivated, smitten
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Filled with delight, wonder, or charm.
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The children were enchanted by the moonlit puppet show.
In a phrase enchanted audience, utterly enchanted Similar delighted, charmed, captivated
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Delightfully charming, beautiful, or engaging.
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An enchanting melody drifted from the open window.
In a phrase enchanting story, enchanting place Similar charming, delightful, captivating
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Giving credible hope, support, or confidence.
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The first test produced encouraging results.
In a phrase encouraging sign, encouraging progress Similar promising, hopeful, reassuring
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Inspiring affection through a charming or lovable quality.
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The puppy's serious expression was especially endearing.
In a phrase endearing quality, endearing smile Similar lovable, charming, sweet
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Able to remain strong through hardship or prolonged effort.
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The endurant sapling survived another windy winter on the ridge.
In a phrase endurant spirit, endurant strength Similar enduring, resilient, tenacious
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Continuing over time and remaining strong or valued.
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Their enduring friendship survived distance and disagreement.
In a phrase enduring legacy, enduring friendship Similar lasting, durable, timeless
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Showing lively effort, movement, or enthusiasm.
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The energetic guide kept the group engaged through the long tour.
In a phrase energetic leader, energetic performance Similar lively, active, vigorous
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Achieving useful results while consuming relatively little energy.
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Energy-efficient windows kept the classrooms comfortable all winter.
In a phrase energy-efficient appliance, energy-efficient building Similar low-energy, energy-saving, fuel-efficient
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Designed to reduce the amount of energy used.
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Energy-saving lights lowered the shelter's monthly bills.
In a phrase energy-saving measure, energy-saving mode Similar energy-efficient, low-power, economical
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Interested, involved, and giving full attention.
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The engaged audience asked thoughtful questions after the talk.
In a phrase engaged audience, fully engaged Similar involved, attentive, committed
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Pleasant, interesting, and able to hold attention.
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The guide's engaging stories brought the ruins to life.
In a phrase engaging presentation, engaging story Similar interesting, compelling, absorbing
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So interesting or enjoyable that it holds full attention.
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The engrossing biography made the long train journey pass quickly.
In a phrase engrossing story, thoroughly engrossing Similar absorbing, captivating, compelling
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Giving pleasure, satisfaction, or delight.
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The shaded route made the summer walk enjoyable.
In a phrase enjoyable experience, highly enjoyable Similar pleasant, fun, delightful
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Showing informed, fair, and open-minded understanding.
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The enlightened policy treats accessibility as a basic requirement.
In a phrase enlightened approach, enlightened policy Similar progressive, open-minded, informed
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Providing useful knowledge or deeper understanding.
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The interview offered an enlightening view of the craft.
In a phrase enlightening discussion, enlightening experience Similar informative, illuminating, revealing
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Filled with intense delight and absorbed attention.
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The enraptured audience remained silent through the final note.
In a phrase enraptured audience, utterly enraptured Similar enthralled, entranced, enchanted
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Improved by added value, meaning, or nourishment.
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The enriched soil produced stronger seedlings.
In a phrase enriched soil, culturally enriched Similar enhanced, improved, fortified
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Ready to pursue useful opportunities with energy and initiative.
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An enterprising student started a weekend bicycle repair club.
In a phrase enterprising student, enterprising spirit Similar resourceful, initiative-taking, entrepreneurial
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Enjoyable, amusing, and able to hold interest.
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The lecturer gave an entertaining account of the expedition.
In a phrase highly entertaining, entertaining story Similar amusing, engaging, enjoyable
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Showing strong and lively interest or approval.
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The enthusiastic volunteers arrived with gloves and tools.
In a phrase enthusiastic supporter, enthusiastic response Similar eager, passionate, keen
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Attractive or inviting in a pleasant way.
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The café displayed an enticing tray of fresh pastries.
In a phrase enticing offer, enticing aroma Similar tempting, appealing, inviting
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Delightfully attractive and able to hold attention.
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The dancer's entrancing movements quieted the busy hall.
In a phrase entrancing beauty, entrancing performance Similar captivating, mesmerizing, enchanting
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So desirable or excellent that others admire it.
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The cooperative earned an enviable record for staff retention.
In a phrase enviable reputation, enviable position Similar admirable, desirable, coveted
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Exceptionally impressive in scale, effort, or achievement.
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The crew completed an epic rescue across the frozen lake.
In a phrase epic journey, epic achievement Similar extraordinary, monumental, heroic
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Expressing ideas in a concise, clever, and memorable way.
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Her epigrammatic toast captured the celebration perfectly.
In a phrase epigrammatic style, epigrammatic wit Similar pithy, aphoristic, succinct
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Calm, steady, and not easily disturbed.
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His equable manner helped everyone discuss the error openly.
In a phrase equable temperament, equable manner Similar even-tempered, calm, steady
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Having the same rights, opportunities, value, or status.
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The revised rules guarantee equal access to every applicant.
In a phrase equal access, equal rights Similar equivalent, identical, even
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Offering fair access without unjust discrimination.
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The equal-opportunity employer publishes clear promotion criteria.
In a phrase equal-opportunity employer, equal-opportunity policy Similar nondiscriminatory, inclusive, equitable
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Committed to fair treatment and equal opportunity for everyone.
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Equality-minded leaders opened the program to rural students.
In a phrase equality-minded leader, equality-minded policy Similar egalitarian, equity-focused, fair-minded
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Calm and composed, especially during stress or difficulty.
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The equanimous captain calmly revised the plan after the delay.
In a phrase equanimous response, remain equanimous Similar composed, even-tempered, unflappable
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Fair in a way that recognizes different needs and circumstances.
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The equitable policy gives each learner the support required to participate.
In a phrase equitable access, equitable distribution Similar fair, equal, just
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Designed for comfortable, safe, and efficient use.
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The ergonomic handles reduced strain during long gardening sessions.
In a phrase ergonomic design, ergonomic chair Similar comfortable, user-centered, body-friendly
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Completely accurate and without mistakes.
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The clerk produced an error-free transcript of the hearing.
In a phrase error-free record, error-free operation Similar accurate, flawless, correct
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Having or showing wide knowledge gained through study.
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The erudite guide explained the ruins without overwhelming visitors.
In a phrase erudite scholar, erudite discussion Similar learned, scholarly, knowledgeable
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Extremely important and necessary for a good result.
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Clear communication was essential to the rescue's success.
In a phrase essential skill, absolutely essential Similar necessary, vital, indispensable
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Respected and securely successful after sustained effort.
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The established clinic now trains health workers from neighboring towns.
In a phrase well-established practice, established reputation Similar respected, proven, long-standing
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Highly respected and warmly valued.
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The esteemed nurse was invited to open the new clinic.
In a phrase highly esteemed, esteemed colleague Similar respected, admired, distinguished
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Worthy of great respect and warm admiration.
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Her estimable fairness earned the trust of both teams.
In a phrase estimable quality, estimable record Similar admirable, respectable, commendable
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Extremely delicate, beautiful, and seemingly beyond the ordinary.
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Ethereal harmonies floated through the candlelit chapel.
In a phrase ethereal beauty, ethereal voice Similar otherworldly, delicate, airy
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Guided by fair and morally sound principles.
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The ethical company publishes its full supply chain.
In a phrase ethical leader, ethical decision Similar moral, principled, honorable
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Pleasant and harmonious to hear.
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The poet chose euphonious words for the final stanza.
In a phrase euphonious name, euphonious language Similar melodious, harmonious, musical
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Feeling intense happiness and excitement.
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The euphoric crowd celebrated the team's first championship.
In a phrase euphoric mood, feel euphoric Similar ecstatic, elated, exhilarated
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Marked by a sudden and triumphant discovery.
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A eureka moment revealed how the pieces fitted together.
In a phrase eureka moment, eureka discovery Similar breakthrough, revelatory, eye-opening
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Having harmonious rhythm, movement, or proportion.
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The architect gave the facade a calm, eurythmic balance.
In a phrase eurythmic movement, eurythmic proportion Similar rhythmic, harmonious, well-proportioned
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Calm, patient, and not easily upset or angered.
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The even-tempered supervisor listened before responding to the complaint.
In a phrase even-tempered person, remain even-tempered Similar calm, equable, mild-mannered
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Fair and impartial in judgment or treatment.
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The evenhanded moderator gave both speakers equal time.
In a phrase evenhanded approach, evenhanded treatment Similar impartial, fair, balanced
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Always prepared and willing to help or act.
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An ever-ready neighbor brought tools whenever repairs were needed.
In a phrase ever-ready helper, ever-ready smile Similar always prepared, reliable, willing
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Remaining fresh, useful, or appealing over time.
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The guide offers evergreen advice for first-time gardeners.
In a phrase evergreen content, evergreen appeal Similar timeless, enduring, perennial
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Continuing for a very long time or without end.
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The song became an everlasting symbol of friendship.
In a phrase everlasting love, everlasting memory Similar eternal, enduring, permanent
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Grounded in reliable research and carefully examined facts.
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The council adopted an evidence-based approach to road safety.
In a phrase evidence-based practice, evidence-based policy Similar research-informed, data-driven, empirical
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Clear enough to be seen, understood, or recognized.
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The apprentice's progress was evident in the finished joint.
In a phrase clearly evident, evident progress Similar clear, obvious, apparent
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Bringing strong and meaningful images or feelings to mind.
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The evocative photograph recalled summers by the sea.
In a phrase evocative image, highly evocative Similar suggestive, atmospheric, expressive
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Fully accurate, precise, and correct.
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The carpenter took exact measurements before cutting the oak.
In a phrase exact amount, exact match Similar precise, accurate, specific
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Exceptionally good in quality or performance.
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The report gives an excellent account of the risks and the evidence.
In a phrase excellent choice, excellent work Similar outstanding, superb, first-rate
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Unusually excellent in quality, skill, or character.
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Her exceptional patience helped every beginner improve.
In a phrase exceptional skill, exceptional performance Similar excellent, outstanding, extraordinary
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Feeling happy enthusiasm and eager interest.
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The excited students gathered around the new telescope.
In a phrase excited about, feel excited Similar eager, thrilled, enthusiastic
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Causing happy enthusiasm, interest, or anticipation.
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The dig produced an exciting clue about the settlement.
In a phrase exciting opportunity, exciting news Similar thrilling, stimulating, promising
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Serving as an excellent example worthy of imitation.
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Her exemplary notes made the next shift safer.
In a phrase exemplary conduct, exemplary service Similar model, outstanding, commendable
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Filled with lively happiness and energy.
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The hikers felt exhilarated when they reached the summit.
In a phrase feel exhilarated, exhilarated by Similar thrilled, elated, invigorated
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Causing lively happiness, excitement, and energy.
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The final downhill run was safe and exhilarating.
In a phrase exhilarating experience, safe and exhilarating Similar thrilling, invigorating, electrifying
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Exceptionally excellent, distinguished, or worthy of admiration.
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The archive preserves examples of her eximious needlework.
In a phrase eximious skill, eximious work Similar excellent, distinguished, superlative
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Open, broad, generous, or full of possibility.
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The new library offers an expansive view across the park.
In a phrase expansive view, expansive vision Similar broad, wide-ranging, generous
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Feeling hopeful anticipation about something approaching.
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The expectant crowd grew quiet as the curtain rose.
In a phrase expectant crowd, expectant silence Similar hopeful, eager, anticipatory
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Done promptly, efficiently, and without needless delay.
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The expeditious response restored clean water before sunset.
In a phrase expeditious manner, expeditious response Similar prompt, swift, efficient
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Having knowledge and skill gained through practice.
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An experienced guide checked the river level before departure.
In a phrase experienced professional, highly experienced Similar seasoned, skilled, knowledgeable
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Having a high level of knowledge or skill.
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Expert hands restored the fragile mosaic.
In a phrase expert advice, expert knowledge Similar skilled, proficient, masterful
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Guided by someone with advanced knowledge and skill.
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The expert-led workshop taught safe repairs to first-time homeowners.
In a phrase expert-led training, expert-led review Similar specialist-led, professionally guided, instructor-led
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Clearly communicating feeling, thought, or character.
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Her expressive reading held the audience completely still.
In a phrase expressive face, expressive voice Similar communicative, eloquent, vivid
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Extremely beautiful, delicate, or skillfully made.
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The cabinet contains exquisite carvings of native birds.
In a phrase exquisite detail, exquisite craftsmanship Similar beautiful, delicate, superb
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Especially valuable, enjoyable, or deserving of affection.
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Handwritten notes made the farewell dinner extra-special.
In a phrase make it extra-special, extra-special occasion Similar exceptional, treasured, one-of-a-kind
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Far beyond what is usual in quality or achievement.
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The rescue required extraordinary courage and teamwork.
In a phrase extraordinary achievement, extraordinary effort Similar remarkable, exceptional, unusual
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Full of lively happiness, energy, and enthusiasm.
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Exuberant children raced into the newly opened playground.
In a phrase exuberant personality, exuberant celebration Similar lively, buoyant, effervescent
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Triumphantly happy after a success.
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The exultant team lifted the trophy together.
In a phrase exultant crowd, exultant mood Similar jubilant, triumphant, elated
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Immediately attractive or noticeable in appearance.
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An eye-catching mural now covers the blank station wall.
In a phrase eye-catching design, eye-catching display Similar striking, noticeable, bold
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Comfortable to view and designed to reduce visual strain.
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The eye-friendly display uses clear type and gentle contrast.
In a phrase eye-friendly display, eye-friendly layout Similar easy on the eyes, visually comfortable, readable
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Providing a surprising and valuable new understanding.
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The exchange visit was eye-opening for both groups of students.
In a phrase eye-opening experience, eye-opening account Similar revealing, illuminating, instructive
Questions people ask
- How many positive adjectives start with E?
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This list has 132 adjectives that start with E; 110 of them are in everyday use.
- What is a positive adjective that starts with E?
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Excellent: Exceptionally good in quality or performance. Others to consider: Energetic, Enthusiastic, Empathetic, Encouraging, Elegant and Eager.
- What compliments start with E?
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69 of these adjectives describe a person, so they work as compliments: Energetic, Enthusiastic, Empathetic, Elegant, Eager, Effortless, Excited and Ecstatic.
- Where are the other positive words that start with E?
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All 251 positive words that start with E, in every part of speech, are on the letter page.
All 251 E words