Positive words that start with E
E words can express enthusiasm, empathy, fairness, effectiveness, and the act of helping someone continue.
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Enthusiastic and ready to begin or learn.
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The eager apprentices arrived early to prepare their tools.
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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.
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Sincere and serious in intention.
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His earnest apology named the harm and offered a repair.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Relaxed, friendly, and not easily upset.
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Our easygoing guide adjusted the pace without complaint.
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Cheerful, energetic, and full of enthusiasm.
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The ebullient winner thanked every member of her team.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Concerned with protecting nature through everyday choices.
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Eco-minded neighbors organized a monthly repair exchange.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Feeling or showing overwhelming happiness.
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The players were ecstatic when the final goal counted.
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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.
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Having gained useful knowledge through learning or experience.
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An educated choice begins with accurate information.
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Designed to help people learn or develop understanding.
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The educational trail labels each native tree.
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Producing the intended or useful result.
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The simple reminder proved more effective than a lengthy warning.
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Lively, cheerful, and full of appealing enthusiasm.
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Her effervescent welcome immediately lifted the room's mood.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Appearing easy, natural, and free from strain.
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Her effortless delivery made the difficult song sound simple.
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Shining brightly with beauty, joy, or excellence.
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An effulgent sunrise greeted the hikers above the clouds.
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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.
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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.
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Aiming to create peace and reduce disagreement.
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Her eirenic proposal gave both communities room to compromise.
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Carefully detailed and skillfully developed.
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The museum displayed an elaborate model of the old harbor.
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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.
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Causing intense excitement and lively energy.
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The soloist gave an electrifying final performance.
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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.
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Graceful, attractive, and pleasingly simple.
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The engineer found an elegant solution using one moving part.
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Raised in quality, dignity, position, or spirit.
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The speaker's elevated tone suited the memorial.
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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.
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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.
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Clear, graceful, and persuasive in expression.
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Her eloquent tribute captured the teacher's quiet generosity.
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Beautiful, peaceful, and suggestive of perfect happiness.
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They spent an elysian afternoon beside the quiet orchard.
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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.
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Beginning to develop, grow, or become recognized.
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The gallery reserves space for emerging local artists.
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Retaining an honorary title after distinguished service.
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The professor emeritus still mentors young field researchers.
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Highly respected and distinguished in a field.
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An eminent historian opened the free public lecture series.
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Soothing, softening, or able to reduce tension.
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His emollient response kept the difficult meeting constructive.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Given the confidence, authority, or ability to act.
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The empowered volunteers could solve routine problems themselves.
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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.
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Filled with love, admiration, or strong liking.
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Visitors were enamored of the cottage's sunny garden.
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Filled with delight, wonder, or charm.
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The children were enchanted by the moonlit puppet show.
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Delightfully charming, beautiful, or engaging.
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An enchanting melody drifted from the open window.
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Giving credible hope, support, or confidence.
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The first test produced encouraging results.
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Inspiring affection through a charming or lovable quality.
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The puppy's serious expression was especially endearing.
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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.
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Continuing over time and remaining strong or valued.
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Their enduring friendship survived distance and disagreement.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Interested, involved, and giving full attention.
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The engaged audience asked thoughtful questions after the talk.
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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.
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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.
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Giving pleasure, satisfaction, or delight.
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The shaded route made the summer walk enjoyable.
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Showing informed, fair, and open-minded understanding.
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The enlightened policy treats accessibility as a basic requirement.
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Providing useful knowledge or deeper understanding.
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The interview offered an enlightening view of the craft.
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Filled with intense delight and absorbed attention.
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The enraptured audience remained silent through the final note.
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Improved by added value, meaning, or nourishment.
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The enriched soil produced stronger seedlings.
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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.
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Enjoyable, amusing, and able to hold interest.
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The lecturer gave an entertaining account of the expedition.
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Showing strong and lively interest or approval.
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The enthusiastic volunteers arrived with gloves and tools.
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Attractive or inviting in a pleasant way.
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The café displayed an enticing tray of fresh pastries.
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Delightfully attractive and able to hold attention.
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The dancer's entrancing movements quieted the busy hall.
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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.
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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.
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Expressing ideas in a concise, clever, and memorable way.
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Her epigrammatic toast captured the celebration perfectly.
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Calm, steady, and not easily disturbed.
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His equable manner helped everyone discuss the error openly.
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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.
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Offering fair access without unjust discrimination.
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The equal-opportunity employer publishes clear promotion criteria.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Designed for comfortable, safe, and efficient use.
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The ergonomic handles reduced strain during long gardening sessions.
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Completely accurate and without mistakes.
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The clerk produced an error-free transcript of the hearing.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Highly respected and warmly valued.
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The esteemed nurse was invited to open the new clinic.
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Worthy of great respect and warm admiration.
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Her estimable fairness earned the trust of both teams.
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Extremely delicate, beautiful, and seemingly beyond the ordinary.
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Ethereal harmonies floated through the candlelit chapel.
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Guided by fair and morally sound principles.
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The ethical company publishes its full supply chain.
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Pleasant and harmonious to hear.
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The poet chose euphonious words for the final stanza.
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Feeling intense happiness and excitement.
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The euphoric crowd celebrated the team's first championship.
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Marked by a sudden and triumphant discovery.
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A eureka moment revealed how the pieces fitted together.
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Having harmonious rhythm, movement, or proportion.
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The architect gave the facade a calm, eurythmic balance.
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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.
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Fair and impartial in judgment or treatment.
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The evenhanded moderator gave both speakers equal time.
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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.
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Remaining fresh, useful, or appealing over time.
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The guide offers evergreen advice for first-time gardeners.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Fully accurate, precise, and correct.
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The carpenter took exact measurements before cutting the oak.
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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.
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Unusually excellent in quality, skill, or character.
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Her exceptional patience helped every beginner improve.
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Feeling happy enthusiasm and eager interest.
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The excited students gathered around the new telescope.
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Causing happy enthusiasm, interest, or anticipation.
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The dig produced an exciting clue about the settlement.
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Serving as an excellent example worthy of imitation.
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Her exemplary notes made the next shift safer.
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Filled with lively happiness and energy.
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The hikers felt exhilarated when they reached the summit.
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Causing lively happiness, excitement, and energy.
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The final downhill run was safe and exhilarating.
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Exceptionally excellent, distinguished, or worthy of admiration.
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The archive preserves examples of her eximious needlework.
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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.
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Feeling hopeful anticipation about something approaching.
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The expectant crowd grew quiet as the curtain rose.
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Done promptly, efficiently, and without needless delay.
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The expeditious response restored clean water before sunset.
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Having knowledge and skill gained through practice.
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An experienced guide checked the river level before departure.
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Having a high level of knowledge or skill.
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Expert hands restored the fragile mosaic.
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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.
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Clearly communicating feeling, thought, or character.
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Her expressive reading held the audience completely still.
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Extremely beautiful, delicate, or skillfully made.
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The cabinet contains exquisite carvings of native birds.
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Especially valuable, enjoyable, or deserving of affection.
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Handwritten notes made the farewell dinner extra-special.
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Far beyond what is usual in quality or achievement.
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The rescue required extraordinary courage and teamwork.
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Full of lively happiness, energy, and enthusiasm.
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Exuberant children raced into the newly opened playground.
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Triumphantly happy after a success.
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The exultant team lifted the trophy together.
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Immediately attractive or noticeable in appearance.
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An eye-catching mural now covers the blank station wall.
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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.
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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.
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Enthusiastic readiness to act, learn, or take part.
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Her eagerness to learn impressed the workshop leader.
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A person who embraces useful innovations before most others.
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The early adopter helped colleagues learn the new accessibility tools.
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A person who begins activities promptly or ahead of others.
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The early bird secured a quiet table for the study group.
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A person who habitually starts the day early.
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The early riser enjoyed an unhurried walk before breakfast.
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A remarkably kind person who brings comfort and help.
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Our earth angel delivered warm meals throughout the difficult week.
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A determined person who actively protects the environment.
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The young eco-warrior persuaded the council to restore the wetland.
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A feeling of overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement.
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Winning the scholarship filled the aspiring nurse with ecstasy.
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Instruction that improves knowledge, character, or understanding.
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The public lectures offered both enjoyment and edification.
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The process of gaining useful knowledge and developing abilities.
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Education opened new possibilities for three generations of the family.
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A person who helps others gain knowledge and skill.
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The patient educator welcomed questions from every new apprentice.
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The ability to produce a desired or useful result.
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The trial confirmed the vaccine's efficacy in older adults.
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A period of flowering, creativity, or flourishing development.
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The neighborhood entered an efflorescence of music and public art.
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The principle that people deserve equal rights and opportunities.
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Egalitarianism shaped the cooperative's transparent pay structure.
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Great happiness arising from welcome news or achievement.
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News of the successful rescue brought elation to the village.
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Graceful beauty or pleasing simplicity in form or method.
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The bridge's elegance came from its clear and economical design.
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Something believed to restore health, strength, or happiness.
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For the tired walkers, hot soup felt like an elixir.
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Clear, graceful, and persuasive expression in speech or writing.
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The advocate's quiet eloquence changed several minds.
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A person who frees others from unjust control.
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The museum honors the emancipator who challenged bonded labor.
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High distinction, respected rank, or recognized achievement.
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Her eminence in engineering drew students to the seminar.
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A person highly sensitive to other people's feelings.
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As an empath, Noor noticed when a quiet colleague needed support.
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The ability to understand and share another person's feelings.
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Empathy helped the manager respond to the mistake with care.
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Confidence, authority, and practical ability to shape outcomes.
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Shared decision-making gave residents a genuine sense of empowerment.
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A speech or piece of writing offering warm praise.
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The retiring doctor received an encomium from her grateful colleagues.
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An additional performance requested by an appreciative audience.
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Loud applause brought the jazz trio back for an encore.
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Support that gives someone confidence or hope.
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A few words of encouragement helped her finish the climb.
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A person who gives others confidence, hope, and support.
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Every young musician needs an encourager during difficult practice sessions.
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A word or action expressing love and affection.
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Grandmother's familiar endearment always made the children smile.
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A serious and determined effort toward a worthwhile goal.
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The bridge restoration became a community endeavor.
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A lasting gift of money, property, or natural ability.
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The library's endowment protects free membership for future generations.
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The ability to continue through effort, pain, or difficulty.
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Years of hiking built the endurance needed for the expedition.
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A person or activity that restores enthusiasm and energy.
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The drummer became the parade's tireless energizer.
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Lively strength and enthusiasm for activity or effort.
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Fresh ideas brought new energy to the volunteer campaign.
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Active, interested, and committed involvement in an activity.
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Student engagement increased when lessons included practical experiments.
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The pleasure or satisfaction gained from an experience.
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Shared music brought enjoyment to the whole neighborhood.
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Greater knowledge, insight, or freedom from misunderstanding.
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The discussion led to enlightenment rather than further argument.
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An improvement that adds knowledge, value, or enjoyment.
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Weekend art classes provide enrichment for children across the district.
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A friendly understanding or cooperative agreement between groups.
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The two clubs formed an entente to share training facilities.
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An energetic and purposeful project or undertaking.
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The repair café began as a small neighborhood enterprise.
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A performer who gives people pleasure and enjoyment.
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The versatile entertainer had the whole family laughing together.
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An activity or performance that provides enjoyment.
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Street entertainment drew a cheerful crowd to the square.
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Strong and lively interest in an activity or purpose.
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Her enthusiasm persuaded ten neighbors to join the cleanup.
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A person with strong interest and eager enjoyment.
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A local history enthusiast identified the people in the photograph.
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A sudden and valuable moment of clear understanding.
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During the lesson, he had an epiphany about the pattern.
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The state of having equal rights, value, or opportunity.
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The policy advances equality by removing an unnecessary barrier.
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Calmness and balance during stress or difficulty.
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She accepted the unexpected delay with equanimity.
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A stable and healthy state of balance.
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The restored wetlands gradually returned to ecological equilibrium.
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A state of calm balance between different forces.
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Careful scheduling restored equipoise between work and family time.
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Fairness achieved by recognizing different needs and barriers.
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The scholarship promotes equity for students from remote communities.
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Extensive knowledge gained through careful study.
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Her erudition gave the documentary unusual depth and clarity.
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Lively intelligence, enthusiasm, and cheerful spirit.
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The new conductor brought wit and esprit to rehearsals.
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Warm respect and admiration for someone's worth or ability.
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Her colleagues held the careful researcher in high esteem.
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Deep well-being created by living meaningfully and flourishing.
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The course explored how friendship and purpose support eudaimonia.
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Goodwill shown through friendly and helpful intentions.
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Her eunoia appeared in every patient and generous reply.
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A pleasing and harmonious combination of sounds.
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The choir achieved a warm euphony in the closing chord.
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An intense feeling of happiness and well-being.
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Crossing the finish line brought a rush of euphoria.
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A gradual process of growth, development, or improvement.
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The design's evolution reflects years of user feedback.
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Great accuracy, care, and precision in work or thought.
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The conservator recorded every color change with exactitude.
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The quality of being exceptionally good.
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The workshop is known for excellence in traditional joinery.
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A lively feeling of happiness, interest, and anticipation.
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Excitement grew as the observatory roof slowly opened.
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A person or thing worthy of being imitated.
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The restored station is an exemplar of thoughtful public design.
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Advanced knowledge or skill in a particular area.
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Her conservation expertise saved the fragile wall painting.
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Curious investigation that seeks knowledge, places, or possibilities.
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Ocean exploration revealed a thriving deep-water habitat.
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A curious person who investigates unfamiliar places or ideas.
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The young explorer carefully mapped every path through the reserve.
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An elaborate and spectacular show or celebration.
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The school ended its anniversary with a musical extravaganza.
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Lively energy, happiness, and enthusiastic expression.
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The children's exuberance filled the reopened playground.
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Triumphant joy following a victory or welcome success.
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The rescue announcement prompted exultation throughout the crowded hall.
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A person or thing that attracts admiring attention.
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The restored clock became an eye-catcher in the station hall.
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An experience that brings important new understanding.
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The accessibility audit was an eye-opener for the design team.
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To make pain, effort, or difficulty less severe.
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A clear checklist can ease the pressure of a complicated move.
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To reduce waste and use money or resources carefully.
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The theater will economize by repairing costumes between productions.
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To improve someone's knowledge, judgment, or character.
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The curator hoped the exhibition would edify every visitor.
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To help someone gain knowledge, skill, or understanding.
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The exhibit aims to educate visitors about local wetlands.
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To raise the quality, position, or spirit of something.
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Specific praise can elevate a useful contribution without exaggerating it.
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To make a complex subject clear and understandable.
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A simple diagram helped elucidate the water cycle.
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To free someone from unjust control or restriction.
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The reform helped emancipate workers from exploitative contracts.
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To give someone courage and confidence to act.
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The early success may embolden more residents to volunteer.
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To accept, support, or welcome someone or something willingly.
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The school chose to embrace a more inclusive admissions policy.
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To come into view or develop into a clearer, stronger state.
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New leaders began to emerge during the community project.
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To understand and share another person's feelings.
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Good counselors empathize without assuming every experience is the same.
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To give someone confidence, authority, or practical ability.
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The course will empower residents to test their own water.
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To give someone or something the means to act or succeed.
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Captions enable more visitors to follow the presentation.
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To give someone confidence, support, or a reason to continue.
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The tutor used a small success to encourage another attempt.
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To cause someone to be loved or warmly liked.
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His patience with beginners endeared him to the whole class.
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To express clear approval or support.
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Health groups endorse the new smoke-free playground rule.
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To provide a person or institution with a lasting gift or quality.
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The bequest will endow a yearly scholarship for nurses.
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To give someone or something fresh energy and enthusiasm.
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A brisk team walk can energize the afternoon workshop.
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To give people rights, especially the right to vote.
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The new constitution will enfranchise citizens previously denied a voice.
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To improve the quality, value, or appeal of something.
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Better lighting will enhance both safety and comfort.
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To take pleasure or satisfaction in something.
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Visitors enjoy reading beneath the old oak trees.
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To give someone greater knowledge or understanding.
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The archive can enlighten students about the town's history.
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To make something more cheerful, interesting, or energetic.
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Colorful cushions enliven the hospital's family waiting room.
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To give greater dignity, honor, or moral worth.
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Her honest account helped ennoble the overlooked rescue effort.
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To improve quality, meaning, knowledge, or experience.
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Public art can enrich an ordinary walk through the city.
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To preserve and honor something deeply valued.
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The charter will enshrine equal access as a basic right.
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To make a desired result certain or secure.
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A second check will ensure every name appears correctly.
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To give someone enjoyment or hold their interest.
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Local musicians entertain travelers in the station hall.
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To delight and hold someone's complete attention.
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The storyteller could enthrall listeners with a single quiet sentence.
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To give someone responsibility because they are trusted.
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The director will entrust Maya with the final safety review.
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To make access, treatment, or opportunity more equal.
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Free equipment can equalize participation across the school district.
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To develop gradually into a stronger or more advanced form.
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The course will evolve as teachers learn what students need.
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To praise, honor, or raise to greater dignity.
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The ceremony will exalt courage expressed through everyday service.
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To perform exceptionally well in an activity.
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With patient practice, Kira began to excel at public speaking.
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To clear someone from blame or alleged wrongdoing.
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New evidence helped exculpate the volunteer completely.
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To officially clear someone from blame or accusation.
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The independent review may exonerate the wrongly accused driver.
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To make a useful process happen more quickly.
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Extra staff will expedite repairs to the damaged homes.
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To investigate, travel, or examine with curiosity.
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The children used magnifiers to explore the garden soil.
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To praise someone or something enthusiastically.
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The review chose to extol the cast's warmth and precision.
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To feel or show triumphant happiness and delight.
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Supporters began to exult when the final result appeared.
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With keen interest and enthusiastic readiness.
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The children eagerly opened the box of new science materials.
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With sincere and serious intention.
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The neighbors earnestly discussed how to keep the crossing safe.
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In a way that produces the intended result.
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The two departments worked effectively to restore service.
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With little wasted time, effort, or material.
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The new pump moves water efficiently between the tanks.
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In a smooth and apparently easy way.
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The experienced guide effortlessly switched between three languages.
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In a graceful, attractive, or pleasingly simple way.
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The proof elegantly connects the two earlier results.
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In a clear, graceful, and persuasive manner.
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The photograph eloquently shows why the marsh deserves protection.
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With strong interest, energy, or approval.
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The audience enthusiastically welcomed the returning choir.
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In a fair and morally responsible manner.
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The researchers ethically obtained consent from every participant.
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To an unusually high or impressive degree.
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The new insulation performed exceptionally well during the cold snap.
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With a high level of knowledge, skill, and control.
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The mediator expertly guided the group toward agreement.
Choosing between them
Choose encourage for support, elevate for raising quality, and ease for reducing difficulty.
Questions people ask
- How many positive words start with E?
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This list has 251 positive words that start with E: 132 adjectives, 68 nouns, 40 verbs and 11 adverbs. 208 of them are in everyday use.
- What are the best positive words that start with E?
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Good places to start are Excellent, Energetic, Enthusiastic, Empathetic, Encouraging, Elegant, Eager, Empower, Effortless and Excited. Each has its meaning and an example sentence on this page.
- What positive words starting with E describe a person?
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82 of them describe a person, for example Energetic, Enthusiastic, Empathetic, Elegant, Eager, Effortless, Excited and Ecstatic.
Show only the 82 that describe a person - What are short positive words that start with E?
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14 have five letters or fewer, including Eager, Enjoy, Elite, Ease, Easy, Epic, Edify and Endow.
Show only the short words - What are unusual positive words that start with E?
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Less common choices include Eirenic, Eminent, Equable, Erudite, Endurant and Euphoric. Some are literary, technical or informal, so check the meaning and any caution before you use one.
- What positive nouns start with E?
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68 nouns start with E, such as Empath, Educator, Explorer, Early bird, Energizer and Early riser.
All positive nouns that start with E