E v.
Positive verbs that start with E
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40 positive verbs on E251 entries on E in all
E verbs
40To make pain, effort, or difficulty less severe.
Example for Ease, a positive verb starting with E
A clear checklist can ease the pressure of a complicated move.
The full entry for EaseTo reduce waste and use money or resources carefully.
Example for Economize, a positive verb starting with E
The theater will economize by repairing costumes between productions.
The full entry for EconomizeTo improve someone's knowledge, judgment, or character.
Example for Edify, a positive verb starting with E
The curator hoped the exhibition would edify every visitor.
The full entry for EdifyTo help someone gain knowledge, skill, or understanding.
Example for Educate, a positive verb starting with E
The exhibit aims to educate visitors about local wetlands.
The full entry for EducateTo raise the quality, position, or spirit of something.
Example for Elevate, a positive verb starting with E
Specific praise can elevate a useful contribution without exaggerating it.
The full entry for ElevateTo make a complex subject clear and understandable.
Example for Elucidate, a positive verb starting with E
A simple diagram helped elucidate the water cycle.
The full entry for ElucidateTo free someone from unjust control or restriction.
Example for Emancipate, a positive verb starting with E
The reform helped emancipate workers from exploitative contracts.
The full entry for EmancipateTo give someone courage and confidence to act.
Example for Embolden, a positive verb starting with E
The early success may embolden more residents to volunteer.
The full entry for EmboldenTo accept, support, or welcome someone or something willingly.
Example for Embrace, a positive verb starting with E
The school chose to embrace a more inclusive admissions policy.
The full entry for EmbraceTo come into view or develop into a clearer, stronger state.
Example for Emerge, a positive verb starting with E
New leaders began to emerge during the community project.
The full entry for EmergeTo understand and share another person's feelings.
Example for Empathize, a positive verb starting with E
Good counselors empathize without assuming every experience is the same.
The full entry for EmpathizeTo give someone confidence, authority, or practical ability.
Example for Empower, a positive verb starting with E
The course will empower residents to test their own water.
The full entry for EmpowerTo give someone or something the means to act or succeed.
Example for Enable, a positive verb starting with E
Captions enable more visitors to follow the presentation.
The full entry for EnableTo give someone confidence, support, or a reason to continue.
Example for Encourage, a positive verb starting with E
The tutor used a small success to encourage another attempt.
The full entry for EncourageTo cause someone to be loved or warmly liked.
Example for Endear, a positive verb starting with E
His patience with beginners endeared him to the whole class.
The full entry for EndearTo express clear approval or support.
Example for Endorse, a positive verb starting with E
Health groups endorse the new smoke-free playground rule.
The full entry for EndorseTo provide a person or institution with a lasting gift or quality.
Example for Endow, a positive verb starting with E
The bequest will endow a yearly scholarship for nurses.
The full entry for EndowTo give someone or something fresh energy and enthusiasm.
Example for Energize, a positive verb starting with E
A brisk team walk can energize the afternoon workshop.
The full entry for EnergizeTo give people rights, especially the right to vote.
Example for Enfranchise, a positive verb starting with E
The new constitution will enfranchise citizens previously denied a voice.
The full entry for EnfranchiseTo improve the quality, value, or appeal of something.
Example for Enhance, a positive verb starting with E
Better lighting will enhance both safety and comfort.
The full entry for EnhanceTo take pleasure or satisfaction in something.
Example for Enjoy, a positive verb starting with E
Visitors enjoy reading beneath the old oak trees.
The full entry for EnjoyTo give someone greater knowledge or understanding.
Example for Enlighten, a positive verb starting with E
The archive can enlighten students about the town's history.
The full entry for EnlightenTo make something more cheerful, interesting, or energetic.
Example for Enliven, a positive verb starting with E
Colorful cushions enliven the hospital's family waiting room.
The full entry for EnlivenTo give greater dignity, honor, or moral worth.
Example for Ennoble, a positive verb starting with E
Her honest account helped ennoble the overlooked rescue effort.
The full entry for Ennoble
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To improve quality, meaning, knowledge, or experience.
Example for Enrich, a positive verb starting with E
Public art can enrich an ordinary walk through the city.
The full entry for EnrichTo preserve and honor something deeply valued.
Example for Enshrine, a positive verb starting with E
The charter will enshrine equal access as a basic right.
The full entry for EnshrineTo make a desired result certain or secure.
Example for Ensure, a positive verb starting with E
A second check will ensure every name appears correctly.
The full entry for EnsureTo give someone enjoyment or hold their interest.
Example for Entertain, a positive verb starting with E
Local musicians entertain travelers in the station hall.
The full entry for EntertainTo delight and hold someone's complete attention.
Example for Enthrall, a positive verb starting with E
The storyteller could enthrall listeners with a single quiet sentence.
The full entry for EnthrallTo give someone responsibility because they are trusted.
Example for Entrust, a positive verb starting with E
The director will entrust Maya with the final safety review.
The full entry for EntrustTo make access, treatment, or opportunity more equal.
Example for Equalize, a positive verb starting with E
Free equipment can equalize participation across the school district.
The full entry for EqualizeTo develop gradually into a stronger or more advanced form.
Example for Evolve, a positive verb starting with E
The course will evolve as teachers learn what students need.
The full entry for EvolveTo praise, honor, or raise to greater dignity.
Example for Exalt, a positive verb starting with E
The ceremony will exalt courage expressed through everyday service.
The full entry for ExaltTo perform exceptionally well in an activity.
Example for Excel, a positive verb starting with E
With patient practice, Kira began to excel at public speaking.
The full entry for ExcelTo clear someone from blame or alleged wrongdoing.
Example for Exculpate, a positive verb starting with E
New evidence helped exculpate the volunteer completely.
The full entry for ExculpateTo officially clear someone from blame or accusation.
Example for Exonerate, a positive verb starting with E
The independent review may exonerate the wrongly accused driver.
The full entry for ExonerateTo make a useful process happen more quickly.
Example for Expedite, a positive verb starting with E
Extra staff will expedite repairs to the damaged homes.
The full entry for ExpediteTo investigate, travel, or examine with curiosity.
Example for Explore, a positive verb starting with E
The children used magnifiers to explore the garden soil.
The full entry for ExploreTo praise someone or something enthusiastically.
Example for Extol, a positive verb starting with E
The review chose to extol the cast's warmth and precision.
The full entry for ExtolTo feel or show triumphant happiness and delight.
Example for Exult, a positive verb starting with E
Supporters began to exult when the final result appeared.
The full entry for Exult