enjoyable–ensign Vocabulary (E Words) – Meanings & Synonyms

enjoyable

ArtsA2

Meaning: Pleasant and fun to experience.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: The concert was an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Category: Arts › Entertainment

Synonyms:

pleasant
delightful

enjoyment

ArtsB1

Meaning: The state of taking pleasure in something.

Part of speech: noun

Example: Her enjoyment of the movie was evident from her laughter.

Category: Arts › Entertainment

Synonyms:

pleasure
delight

enlarge

TechnologyB2

Meaning: To make something bigger.

Part of speech: verb

Example: They plan to enlarge the living room by removing a wall.

Category: Technology › Construction

Synonyms:

expand
increase

enlargement

TechnologyB2

Meaning: The act of making something larger.

Part of speech: noun

Example: The enlargement of the photograph made the details clearer.

Category: Technology › Construction

Synonyms:

expansion
increase

enlarger

TechnologyB2

Meaning: A device used to make larger copies of photographs.

Part of speech: noun

Example: The photographer used an enlarger to create prints.

Category: Technology › Photography

Synonyms:

expander
magnifier

enlighten

EducationC1

Meaning: To give someone greater knowledge or understanding about a subject.

Part of speech: verb

Example: The lecture aimed to enlighten the audience about climate change.

Category: Education › Teaching

Synonyms:

inform
educate

enlightened

CultureC1

Meaning: Having or showing a rational, modern, and well-informed outlook.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: An enlightened society values education and equality.

Category: Culture › Philosophy

Synonyms:

informed
aware

enlightenment

HistoryC2

Meaning: The state of gaining knowledge or understanding.

Part of speech: noun

Example: The Enlightenment was a period of great intellectual growth.

Category: History › Philosophy

Synonyms:

illumination
insight

enlist

MilitaryB2

Meaning: To sign up for military service or to recruit someone.

Part of speech: verb

Example: He decided to enlist in the army after graduation.

Category: Military › Recruitment

Synonyms:

recruit
join

enlisted

MilitaryB2

Meaning: Having signed up for military service.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: The enlisted soldiers were ready for deployment.

Category: Military › Recruitment

Synonyms:

recruited
joined

enlistment

MilitaryB2

Meaning: The act of signing up for military service.

Part of speech: noun

Example: His enlistment in the navy was a proud moment for his family.

Category: Military › Recruitment

Synonyms:

recruitment
joining

enliven

ArtsC1

Meaning: To make something more interesting or lively.

Part of speech: verb

Example: The decorations helped to enliven the party atmosphere.

Category: Arts › Entertainment

Synonyms:

invigorate
brighten

enmeshed

PsychologyC1

Meaning: Caught up in a complicated situation or entangled.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: He felt enmeshed in the family's drama.

Category: Psychology › Relationships

Synonyms:

entangled
involved

enmity

PoliticsC2

Meaning: The state of being actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.

Part of speech: noun

Example: There was deep enmity between the two rival teams.

Category: Politics › Conflict

Synonyms:

hostility
animosity

ennoble

CultureC2

Meaning: To elevate in degree, excellence, or respect; to make noble.

Part of speech: verb

Example: The charity work ennobled her character.

Category: Culture › Philosophy

Synonyms:

elevate
exalt

ennui

PsychologyC2

Meaning: A feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.

Part of speech: noun

Example: He felt a sense of ennui during the long summer days.

Category: Psychology › Emotions

Synonyms:

boredom
tedium

enology

ScienceC2

Meaning: The science of wine and winemaking.

Part of speech: noun

Example: He studied enology to become a sommelier.

Category: Science › Agriculture

Synonyms:

viticulture
oenology

enophile

CultureC2

Meaning: A person who loves wine.

Part of speech: noun

Example: As an enophile, she enjoyed visiting vineyards.

Category: Culture › Food and Drink

Synonyms:

wine lover
oenophile

enormity

LawC2

Meaning: The great or extreme scale, seriousness, or extent of something perceived as bad or morally wrong.

Part of speech: noun

Example: The enormity of the crime shocked the community.

Category: Law › Criminal Law

Synonyms:

atrocity
outrage

enormous

NatureA2

Meaning: Very large in size, quantity, or extent.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: The elephant is an enormous animal.

Category: Nature › Animals

Synonyms:

huge
gigantic

enormously

LanguageB2

Meaning: To a very great degree; extremely.

Part of speech: adverb

Example: She was enormously grateful for the help.

Category: Language › Adverbs

Synonyms:

immensely
vastly

enough

LanguageA1

Meaning: Sufficient in quantity or degree.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: He has enough money to buy a new car.

Category: Language › Quantifiers

Synonyms:

sufficient
adequate

enpassant

GamesC2

Meaning: A chess move where a pawn captures an opponent's pawn that has moved two squares forward.

Part of speech: noun

Example: He captured the pawn en passant.

Category: Games › Chess

Synonyms:

capture
pawn move

enquire

CommunicationB1

Meaning: To ask for information.

Part of speech: verb

Example: I would like to enquire about the job opening.

Category: Communication › Inquiry

Synonyms:

ask
inquire

enquirer

CommunicationB1

Meaning: A person who asks for information.

Part of speech: noun

Example: The enquirer was looking for details about the event.

Category: Communication › Inquiry

Synonyms:

inquirer
questioner

enquiring

CommunicationB1

Meaning: Asking for information; inquiring.

Part of speech: verb

Example: She was enquiring about the train schedule.

Category: Communication › Inquiry

Synonyms:

asking
inquiring

enquiry

CommunicationB1

Meaning: An act of asking for information.

Part of speech: noun

Example: Her enquiry about the course was answered promptly.

Category: Communication › Inquiry

Synonyms:

inquiry
question

enrage

PsychologyC1

Meaning: To make someone very angry.

Part of speech: verb

Example: The unfair decision will enrage the fans.

Category: Psychology › Emotions

Synonyms:

infuriate
anger

enrapture

ArtsC1

Meaning: To give intense pleasure or joy.

Part of speech: verb

Example: The performance enraptured the audience.

Category: Arts › Performance

Synonyms:

delight
thrill

enraptured

ArtsC1

Meaning: Filled with intense pleasure or joy.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: The enraptured crowd cheered loudly.

Category: Arts › Performance

Synonyms:

delighted
thrilled

enrich

ScienceB2

Meaning: To improve the quality of something by adding something else.

Part of speech: verb

Example: They aim to enrich the soil with nutrients.

Category: Science › Agriculture

Synonyms:

improve
enhance

enrichment

ScienceB2

Meaning: The act of improving the quality of something.

Part of speech: noun

Example: Soil enrichment is essential for healthy crops.

Category: Science › Agriculture

Synonyms:

improvement
enhancement

enrol

EducationB1

Meaning: To register or sign up for something, such as a course or program.

Part of speech: verb

Example: I plan to enrol in a cooking class.

Category: Education › Registration

Synonyms:

register
sign up

enrolee

EducationB1

Meaning: A person who has registered or signed up for something.

Part of speech: noun

Example: Each enrolee received a welcome packet.

Category: Education › Registration

Synonyms:

registrant
participant

enrolment

EducationB1

Meaning: The act of registering or signing up for something.

Part of speech: noun

Example: Enrolment for the course opens next week.

Category: Education › Registration

Synonyms:

registration
sign-up

ensconced

LifestyleC1

Meaning: Settled securely or snugly.

Part of speech: adjective

Example: She was ensconced in her favorite chair with a book.

Category: Lifestyle › Comfort

Synonyms:

settled
nestled

ensemble

ArtsB2

Meaning: A group of items viewed as a whole, especially in music or fashion.

Part of speech: noun

Example: The fashion ensemble was stunning.

Category: Arts › Fashion

Synonyms:

group
collection

enshrine

CultureC1

Meaning: To place something in a shrine or to preserve it as sacred.

Part of speech: verb

Example: The artifacts were enshrined in the museum.

Category: Culture › Heritage

Synonyms:

preserve
protect

enshroud

NatureC1

Meaning: To cover or envelop completely.

Part of speech: verb

Example: Mist enshrouded the valley in the early morning.

Category: Nature › Weather

Synonyms:

cover
conceal

ensign

MilitaryB2

Meaning: A flag or banner, especially a military or naval one.

Part of speech: noun

Example: The ensign flew proudly on the ship.

Category: Military › Naval

Synonyms:

flag
banner

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