e- / ex- root meaning
The e- / ex- root means out, out of, away, or forth.
Words with the e- / ex- root
- ebullient: cheerful and full of energy
- eclectic: drawing ideas, styles, or sources from many places
- eclecticism: practice of drawing from many sources
- edict: an official order or proclamation
- efface: to erase or make oneself inconspicuous
- effect: a result or outcome
- effervescent: bubbly or lively
- efficacious: effective; producing the intended result
- efficacy: power to produce a result
- effrontery: shameless boldness or nerve
- egregious: outstandingly bad
- eject: to throw out
- elect: to choose by vote
- election: formal choice by vote
- elicit: to draw out a response or information
- elitist: favoring a select group as superior
- eloquence: powerful, fluent expression
- eloquent: fluent and persuasive in speech
- elucidate: to make clear
- enervate: to drain strength or vitality
- eradicate: to remove completely
- erudite: learned or scholarly
- erudition: deep learning or scholarship
- erupt: to burst out suddenly