| EXASPERATIVE | • exasperative adj. (Archaic) exasperating; causing annoyance. • EXASPERATIVE adj. causing exasperation. |
| EXCEPTIVE | • exceptive adj. Exceptional, having an exception. • EXCEPTIVE adj. including, making or being an exception. |
| EXEMPLIFICATIVE | • exemplificative adj. Serving as an example; illustrative. • EXEMPLIFICATIVE adj. serving to exemplify. |
| EXEMPTIVE | • EXEMPTIVE adj. tending to exempt. |
| EXPECTATIVE | • expectative adj. Of or pertaining to an expectation. • expectative adj. (Canon law) Of or pertaining to the reversion of a benefice. • expectative n. (Canon law) The anticipatory grant of an ecclesiastical benefice, not vacant at the moment but which… |
| EXPECTATIVES | • expectatives n. Plural of expectative. • EXPECTATIVE n. an anticipatory grant of a benefice not yet vacant. |
| EXPECTORATIVE | • expectorative adj. Alternative form of expectorant. • expectorative n. Alternative form of expectorant. • EXPECTORATIVE n. an expectorant medicine. |
| EXPECTORATIVES | • expectoratives n. Plural of expectorative. • EXPECTORATIVE n. an expectorant medicine. |
| EXPEDITIVE | • expeditive adj. (Obsolete) Performing with speed. • EXPEDITIVE adj. performing with speed. |
| EXPERIMENTATIVE | • experimentative adj. Experimental; of the nature of experiment. • EXPERIMENTATIVE adj. related to experiment. |
| EXPLETIVE | • expletive adj. Serving to fill up, merely for effect, otherwise redundant. • expletive adj. Marked by expletives (phrase-fillers). • expletive n. A profane, vulgar term, notably a curse or obscene oath. |
| EXPLETIVELY | • expletively adv. In an expletive way. • EXPLETIVE adv. filling out. |
| EXPLETIVES | • expletives n. Plural of expletive. • EXPLETIVE n. a swearword. |
| EXPRESSIVITIES | • expressivities n. Plural of expressivity. • EXPRESSIVITY n. the relative capacity of a gene to affect the phenotype of the organism of which it is a part. |
| EXTEROCEPTIVE | • exteroceptive adj. (Anatomy) That responds to external stimuli. • EXTEROCEPTIVE adj. relating to, being, or activated by stimuli received by an organism from outside. |
| OVEREXPECTATION | • overexpectation n. An excessively high expectation. • OVEREXPECTATION n. excessive expectation. |
| OVEREXPLOITED | • overexploited v. Simple past tense and past participle of overexploit. • OVEREXPLOIT v. to exploit to excess. |
| OVEREXTRAPOLATE | Sorry, definition not available. |
| ULTRAEXPENSIVE | • ultraexpensive adj. Extremely expensive. |