emaciation - v.tr. (esp. as emaciated adj.) make abnormally thin or feeble. emaciation n.... [more]

emanative - n. 1 the act or process of emanating. 2 something that emanates from a [more]

emancipation - v.tr. 1 free from restraint, esp. legal, social, or political. 2 (usu. as emancipated... [more]

emancipator - v.tr. 1 free from restraint, esp. legal, social, or political. 2 (usu. as emancipated... [more]

emancipatory - v.tr. 1 free from restraint, esp. legal, social, or political. 2 (usu. as emancipated... [more]

emasculation - v. & adj. tr. 1 deprive of force or vigour; make feeble or ineffective. 2 castrate.... [more]

emasculator - v. & adj. tr. 1 deprive of force or vigour; make feeble or ineffective. 2 castrate.... [more]

emasculatory - v. & adj. tr. 1 deprive of force or vigour; make feeble or ineffective. 2 castrate.... [more]

embalmer - v.tr. 1 preserve (a corpse) from decay orig. with spices, now by means of arterial... [more]

embalmment - v.tr. 1 preserve (a corpse) from decay orig. with spices, now by means of arterial... [more]

embarkation - v. 1 tr. & intr. (often foll. by for) put or go on board a ship or aircraft (to... [more]

embarkation - v.intr. & tr. go or put on board ship again. re-embarkation n.... [more]

embarrassingly - v.tr. 1 cause (a person) to feel awkward or self-conscious or ashamed. 2 (as embarrassed... [more]

embarrassment - v.tr. 1 cause (a person) to feel awkward or self-conscious or ashamed. 2 (as embarrassed... [more]

embayment - v.tr. 1 enclose in or as in a bay; shut in. 2 form (a coast) into bays. embayment... [more]

embellisher - v.tr. 1 beautify, adorn. 2 add interest to (a narrative) with fictitious additions.... [more]

embellishment - v.tr. 1 beautify, adorn. 2 add interest to (a narrative) with fictitious additions.... [more]

embezzlement - v.tr. (also absol.) divert (money etc.) fraudulently to one's own use. embezzlement... [more]

embezzler - v.tr. (also absol.) divert (money etc.) fraudulently to one's own use. embezzlement... [more]

embitterment - v.tr. 1 arouse bitter feelings in (a person). 2 make more bitter or painful. 3 render... [more]

emblazonment - v.tr. 1 a portray conspicuously, as on a heraldic... [more]

emblematic - n. 1 a symbol or representation typifying or identifying an institution, [more]

emblematical - n. 1 a symbol or representation typifying or identifying an institution, [more]

emblematically - n. 1 a symbol or representation typifying or identifying an institution, [more]

embosser - v.tr. 1 carve or mould in relief. 2 form figures etc. so that they stand out on... [more]

embossment - v.tr. 1 carve or mould in relief. 2 form figures etc. so that they stand out on... [more]

embraceable - v. & n. tr. 1 a hold (a person) closely in the arms, esp. as a sign of affection.... [more]

embracement - v. & n. tr. 1 a hold (a person) closely in the arms, esp. as a sign of affection.... [more]

embracer - v. & n. tr. 1 a hold (a person) closely in the arms, esp. as a sign of affection.... [more]

embrittlement - v.tr. make brittle. embrittlement n.... [more]

embroilment - v.tr. 1 (often foll. by with) involve (a person) in conflict or difficulties. 2... [more]

embryologic - n. the study of embryos. embryologic adj. embryological adj. embryologically adv.... [more]

embryological - n. the study of embryos. embryologic adj. embryological adj. embryologically adv.... [more]

embryologically - n. the study of embryos. embryologic adj. embryological adj. embryologically adv.... [more]

embryologist - n. the study of embryos. embryologic adj. embryological adj. embryologically adv.... [more]

embryonal - n. (pl. -os) 1 a an unborn or unhatched offspring.... [more]

embryonic - n. Med. a human embryo in the first fourteen days after fertilization. pre-embryonic... [more]

embryonic - n. (pl. -os) 1 a an unborn or unhatched offspring.... [more]

embryonically - n. (pl. -os) 1 a an unborn or unhatched offspring.... [more]

emergence - v.intr. ( often foll. by from) 1 come up or out... [more]

emergence - v.intr. emerge again; come back out. re-emergence n. re-emergent adj.... [more]

emergent - v.intr. emerge again; come back out. re-emergence n. re-emergent adj.... [more]

emigration - v. 1 intr. leave one's own country to settle in another. 2 tr. assist (a [more]

emigratory - v. 1 intr. leave one's own country to settle in another. 2 tr. assist (a [more]

eminence - adj. 1 excelling others. 2 outstanding; distinguished in some quality. pre-eminence... [more]

eminently - adj. 1 excelling others. 2 outstanding; distinguished in some quality. pre-eminence... [more]

eminently - adj. 1 distinguished, notable. 2 (of qualities) remarkable in degree. eminent [more]

emissivity - adj. having the power to radiate light, heat, etc. emissivity n.... [more]

emollience - adj. & n. that softens or soothes the skin. an emollient agent. emollience n.... [more]

emoter - v.intr. colloq. show excessive emotion. emoter n. [back-form. f. EMOTION]... [more]

emotionalism - adj. 1 of or relating to the emotions. 2 (of a person) liable to excessive emotion.... [more]

emotionalist - adj. 1 of or relating to the emotions. 2 (of a person) liable to excessive emotion.... [more]

emotionality - adj. 1 of or relating to the emotions. 2 (of a person) liable to excessive emotion.... [more]

emotionally - adj. excessively emotional. over-emotionally adv.... [more]

emotionally - adj. 1 of or relating to the emotions. 2 (of a person) liable to excessive emotion.... [more]

emotively - adj. 1 of or characterized by emotion. 2 tending to excite emotion .... [more]

emotiveness - adj. 1 of or characterized by emotion. 2 tending to excite emotion .... [more]

emotivity - adj. 1 of or characterized by emotion. 2 tending to excite emotion .... [more]

empanelment - v.tr. (also impanel) (-panelled, -panelling; US -paneled, -paneling) enrol or... [more]

empathetic - see SYMPATHY]... [more]

empathetically - see SYMPATHY]... [more]

empathic - see SYMPATHY]... [more]

empathically - see SYMPATHY]... [more]

empathist - see SYMPATHY]... [more]

emperorship - n. 1 the sovereign of an empire. 2 a sovereign of higher rank than a king. emperor... [more]

emphasis - v.tr. place renewed emphasis on. re-emphasis n.... [more]

emphatically - a bearing the stress. b used to give emphasis. 3 expressing oneself with ... [more]

empirically - adj. 1 based or acting on observation or experiment, not on theory. 2 Philos. regarding... [more]

empiricism - adj. & n. = EMPIRICAL. archaic 1 a person relying solely on experiment .... [more]

empiricist - adj. & n. = EMPIRICAL. archaic 1 a person relying solely on experiment .... [more]