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emigrate
to move to a new country
eminent
well-known and respected; outstanding
empirical
relying on experience or observation
emulate
to imitate; to follow
encroach
to intrude; to trespass
enigma
mystery
ephemeral
lasting a very short time
epigram
short, witty saying
epitaph
an inscription on a grave
epithet
a term used to characterize something
epitome
the perfect example of something
equanimity
composure; calm
equitable
fair
equivocal
intentionally unclear
erudite
scholarly; deeply learned
esoteric
understood only by a select few
espouse
to support; to advocate
ethereal
heavenly
euphemism
an inoffensive term used to replace an offensive term
evanescent
fleeting; temporary
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