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expression,
express [ɛkˈsprɛs]
v. Express.
v. Express.
Compounds and phrases etc.
expression [ɛkˈsprɛʃən]: An expression.
expressionless: Expressionless.
expressionless: Expressionless.
exquisite [ɛkˈskwɪzit]
adj. Carefully chosen; of unusual excellence.
adj. Carefully chosen; of unusual excellence.
extend [ɛkˈstɛnʃən]
v. leg. To make a final copy of a legal document for signature. To tax, assess, levy.
v. leg. To make a final copy of a legal document for signature. To tax, assess, levy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
extension: The fact of reaching, stretching, or continuing.
extent: arch. General valuations of land in Scotland.
extent: arch. General valuations of land in Scotland.
extinct [ɛkˈstɪŋk(t)]
v. To extinguish, obliterate.
pt. extinctit pp. extinct Extinguished.
v. To extinguish, obliterate.
pt. extinctit pp. extinct Extinguished.
extinguish [ɛkˈstɪŋwɪʃ]
v. To extinguish, put down.
v. To extinguish, put down.
extort [ɛkˈstɔːrt]
v. To obtain by force, to oppress with exactions.
v. To obtain by force, to oppress with exactions.
extract [ɛkˈstrak(t)]
n. An official certified copy of a publicly recorded document.
v. To draw or drag out. Make a certified copy of a publicly recorded document.
n. An official certified copy of a publicly recorded document.
v. To draw or drag out. Make a certified copy of a publicly recorded document.
aixtra, extrae, extrie, extry,
extrae [ɛkˈstrə, ɛkˈstre]
adj. Extra.
adj. Extra.
extravagant [ɛkˈstravəɡən(t)]
adj. Irregular, unusual.
adj. Irregular, unusual.
extreme [ɛkˈstrim]
adj. Attaining the utmost possible degree or intensity. Severe or rigorous in the highest degree.
adv. Extremely.
adj. Attaining the utmost possible degree or intensity. Severe or rigorous in the highest degree.
adv. Extremely.