SAT vocab e f g h

Eccentric

adj. peculiar or odd; deviating from the norm

Egregious

adj. extremely bad

Eloquent

adj. having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)

Eminent

adj. superior or distinguished; high in position or status

Emit

v. to discharge, give forth, or release

Emphatic

adj. very expressive; using emphasis

Empirical

adj. derived from experience, observation, or an experiment

Endow

v. to equip or bestow (usu. a quality or ability)

Endure

v. to withstand, sustain, or hold out against

Entail

v. to involve or include

Entrenched

adj. firmly established

Enumerate

v. to specify or count

Erratic

adj. having no fixed course; deviating from the norm

Evoke

v. to draw forth or call up

Exacerbate

v. to worsen or aggravate

Excel

v. to do something extremely well or to be superior in

Exert

v. to put into use (as effort)

Exhilarating

adj. invigorating, stimulating, or exciting

Expend

v. to use up (as in energy or money)

Exploit

v. to use for one's own advantage; to make use of

Facilitate

v. to aid the progress of

Feasibility

n. the practicality or possibility of something

Ferocity

n. viciousness, violence

Fiscal

adj. related to (government) money

Flourish

v. to prosper, grow, or make fast progress

Fluctuate

v. to be unstable; to rise and fall

Foment

v. to stir up

Foreseeable

adj. capable of being predicted or anticipated

Frankly

adv. directly, clearly

Freewheeling

adj. carefree

Fundamental

adj. the most essential or most basic part

Galvanizing

adj. thrilling, exciting, stimulating

Geriatric

adj. relating to old age

Hostile

adj. harmful, dangerous

Hypothetical

adj. supposed; related to a hypothesis