- EXCISION (NOUN): cutting
Synonyms: ablation, extirpation
Antonyms: addition, insertion
Example Sentence: The excision of the weed plant was successfully done.
- EXCRUCIATING (ADJECTIVE): torturous
Synonyms: agonizing, grueling
Antonyms: calm, mild
Example Sentence: This is an excruciating task.
- ETHOS (NOUN): ideology
Synonyms: mentality, mindset
Antonyms: body, physicality
Example Sentence: He abides by his ethos.
- EXPANSIVE (ADJECTIVE): broad
Synonyms: extensive, inclusive
Antonyms: narrow, reserved
Example Sentence: This is an expansive project.
- FACILE (ADJECTIVE): easy
Synonyms: effortless, glib
Antonyms: arduous, confusing
Example Sentence: She likes doing facile things.
- ENERVATE (ADJECTIVE): tire
Synonyms: debilitate, exhaust
Antonyms: energize, strengthen
Example Sentence: He was enervated by the mettlesome picnic.
- EXALT (VERB): extol
Synonyms: glorify, laud
Antonyms: blame, castigate
Example Sentence: He exalted about his achievements yesterday.
- EXIGUOUS (ADJECTIVE): scanty
Synonyms: bare, little
Antonyms: large, plenty
Example Sentence: She poured an exiguous amount of dry yeast.
- ENFEEBLE (VERB): make very weak
Synonyms: cripple, blunt
Antonyms: invigorate, energize
Example Sentence: This acid enfeebled the whole chemical reaction.
- VICARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): done or felt for
Synonyms: delegated, deputed
Antonyms: compressed, insipid
Example Sentence: John experienced vicarious pain as his wife’s leg is fractured.
