E — The Judaism dictionary · page 31 2 3 4esteemedEsteemed means greatly respected and admired.17 sentencesestimateTo estimate is to make a careful guess about an amount, size, cost or time, without counting or measuring exactly.10 sentencesestrangedEstranged means no longer close to someone, usually a family member or husband or wife, because you have stopped speaking or living togeth…13 sentenceseternalLasting for ever, without beginning or end.20 sentenceseternallyFor ever, without beginning or end.15 sentenceseternityEternity is time that goes on for ever, with no end.17 sentencesetherA colourless liquid with a strong smell that evaporates easily; it was used long ago to put patients to sleep for operations.17 sentencesetherealEthereal means very light, delicate and airy, as if it belongs to the sky or to a spirit rather than to the solid world.6 sentencesethiopianFrom or to do with Ethiopia, a country in East Africa, or its people, languages and culture.15 sentencesetymologicalEtymological means to do with etymology, the history of where words come from and how their meanings and forms have changed.9 sentenceseunuchA eunuch is a man who has been made unable to have children, who was often given work looking after the rooms of a king or queen.7 sentenceseuropeEurope is one of the seven continents of the world. France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Ireland, the United Kingdom and Ukraine are in…13 sentencesevEV stands for electric vehicle, a car, bus or bike that runs on electricity from a battery instead of petrol or diesel.11 sentencesevadeTo escape from or keep away from someone or something, like a chaser.13 sentenceseveThe day or evening before a special day.17 sentencesevenAn even number can be split into two equal groups with none left over, like 2, 4, 6, 8.25 sentenceseveningThe evening is the time at the end of the day, after the afternoon and before night, from about 6 o'clock until bedtime.23 sentenceseventAn event is something that happens, especially something important or unusual.15 sentenceseventideEventide is an old word for evening, the time when the day is ending.9 sentenceseverAt any time: «Have you ever seen a whale?».26 sentenceseverlastingEverlasting means lasting for ever, never ending.23 sentencesevermoreEvermore means always, for all time to come.10 sentenceseveryEvery means each one of a group, with none left out: every child.30 sentenceseverythingEverything means all the things, every single thing.18 sentenceseverywhereEverywhere means in every place or to every place.13 sentencesevidentEasy to see or understand; clear and obvious.15 sentencesevidentlyEvidently means clearly or obviously, because you can see it from the signs.11 sentencesevilEvil means very bad and cruel, wanting to hurt others.24 sentencesevildoerA person who does wicked things.6 sentencesevinceTo evince is to show a feeling or quality clearly, so that people can see it.3 sentencesevolutionEvolution is how living things change over a very long time, from one generation to the next.10 sentenceseweA female sheep.19 sentencesexA person's former husband, wife, girlfriend or boyfriend: «my mum's ex».17 sentencesexactExact means completely correct in every detail, not more or less.22 sentencesexactionForcing someone to hand over money or goods, often unfairly.7 sentencesexactlyExactly means just right, not more and not less.14 sentencesexaltTo exalt is to raise someone or something high in rank, honour or status.11 sentencesexaltedExalted means high in rank, position or honour.15 sentencesexamineTo examine something is to look at it very carefully to find out about it.20 sentencesexampleAn example is one case that shows how something works or what something is like: a dog is an example of a mammal.14 sentencesexceedTo be more than a number or amount.18 sentencesexceedingExceeding means going above a limit or amount.26 sentencesexceedinglyExceedingly means very or extremely.23 sentencesexcelTo excel is to be extremely good at something, better than most others.17 sentencesexcellenceThe quality of being extremely good; very high quality.15 sentencesexcellencyA title of respect for certain high officials, such as an ambassador or a governor.16 sentencesexcellentExcellent means extremely good, of the highest quality.16 sentencesexceptExcept means not including; leaving out. «Everyone except Tom went» means Tom did not go.24 sentencesexceptionAn exception is a thing or person that does not follow the usual rule or pattern.14 sentencesexchangeTo exchange means to give one thing and get another thing back. An exchange is that swap.24 sentencesexchangerA person who swaps one kind of money for another, a money-changer.1 sentencesexcitementExcitement is the strong happy feeling you have when you are looking forward to something or when something fun or surprising is happening.15 sentencesexcitingExciting means making you feel very happy and eager, wanting to know what happens next.15 sentencesexclaimTo say or shout something suddenly and loudly because you feel surprise, joy, anger or pain.13 sentencesexcrescenceAn unnatural lump or growth sticking out from something.1 sentencesexecrateTo curse something and say it is hateful.6 sentencesexecrationA curse, or something hated and spoken of with horror.1 sentencesexecuteTo kill someone as a punishment ordered by a court or ruler.23 sentencesexecutedExecuted means carried out or done, as in «a perfectly executed plan» or «executed a jump».21 sentencesexecutingDoing or carrying out a plan, order, task or movement.12 sentencesexecutionAn execution is the killing of a person as an official punishment for a crime, decided by a court or ruler.10 sentencesexemptFree from a rule, duty or payment that others must follow.13 sentencesexerciseExercise is moving your body to keep fit and healthy, like running, swimming or playing sport.20 sentencesexertTo exert a force or pressure is to push, pull or press with it.13 sentencesexhaustiveSomething exhaustive is complete and thorough, covering every part or every possibility.10 sentencesexileExile is being forced to live away from your own country, often as a punishment or for safety.18 sentencesexistTo be real; to be present in the world or in a place.16 sentencesexistenceBeing real or being alive; the fact that something exists.15 sentencesexistentReal; being or living now.7 sentencesexodusExodus is the second book of the Bible, telling how Moses led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, through the Red Sea, to Mount Sinai…16 sentencesexpectationAn expectation is a belief that something will happen.16 sentencesexpenseExpense is the amount of money something costs.13 sentencesexpensiveExpensive means costing a lot of money.11 sentencesexperienceExperience is knowledge or skill you get by doing or seeing things over time.13 sentencesexpertA person who knows a lot about a subject or is very skilled at something.12 sentencesexpiateTo make up for a wrong or sin by suffering or doing something good, so that the guilt is removed.10 sentencesexpiationA making up for wrong, so that the wrong is forgiven.3 sentencesexpireWhen something expires, it stops being valid or usable after a certain time, like a ticket, card or password.14 sentencesexpireddied.20 sentencesexplainTo make something clear or easy to understand by describing it.16 sentencesexplanationAn explanation is what you say or write to make something clear and easy to understand: an explanation of how plants grow.11 sentencesexplanatoryMeant to explain something and make it clear.6 sentencesexplicitlyIn a clear and direct way, saying exactly what you mean so there is no doubt, as in «She explicitly told us not to touch it».8 sentencesexploreTo travel around a place you do not know, to find out what it is like.14 sentencesexposedExposed means not covered or protected, open to wind, weather, sun or danger.16 sentencesexpoundTo explain something in detail.2 sentencesexpounderA person who explains a text in detail.2 sentencesexpressTo show or say what you think or feel, with words, faces, art or actions.21 sentencesexpressedSaid or shown in words, looks or actions (a feeling, an idea).18 sentencesexpressibleAble to be said or shown in words or signs.3 sentencesexpressionA word or phrase with a special meaning; a saying.20 sentencesexpresslyExpressly means clearly and directly, so there is no doubt.11 sentencesextantStill existing today, especially something very old: the oldest extant painting.15 sentencesextendTo extend means to make something longer, bigger or last longer.16 sentencesextendedExtended means made longer in time or length: «an extended holiday».16 sentencesextensiveCovering a large area.11 sentencesexterminateTo destroy completely, wiping out every one of something.3 sentencesexterminationThe complete destruction of a pest, a group or a thing, so that none is left.10 sentencesextinctAn extinct animal or plant no longer exists anywhere in the world, because every last one has died.15 sentencesextinguishTo extinguish a fire or light is to put it out so it stops burning or shining.10 sentences1 2 3 4This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/dictionaries/judaism/E/page/3/