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A word, what it means in plain English, and the same word in Hindi and Marathi. 1,132 words, all of them on this device — it works with no connection at all.

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E — 59 words

eachEvery one of two or more, taken separately.earlyBefore the usual or expected time.earthThe planet we live on — or soil.easyNot difficult.eatTake food into the body.echoA sound heard again after bouncing off a surface.eclipseWhen one body in space blocks the light to another.economyHow a country makes, shares out and uses its wealth.ecosystemAll the living things in a place together with their surroundings.effectThe change something causes.efficientGetting a good result without waste.effortHard work put into something.elaborateAdd more detail to something already said.electronA tiny negatively charged particle that moves around the nucleus of an ato…elementOne of the parts something is made of.eliminateGet rid of something completely.emphasisSpecial importance given to something.emptyWith nothing inside.encourageGive someone the confidence to do something.endThe last part or the finish.enemySomeone who is against you.energyThe capacity to do work. It changes form but is never created or destroyed…enoughAs much as is needed.enterGo into a place, or put in information.enzymeA protein that speeds up a reaction in a living thing.epicA long poem about heroic deeds.equalThe same in amount or value.equationA statement that two things are equal, with an equals sign.equilibriumA state of balance where nothing changes overall.erosionThe wearing away of land by water, wind or ice.errorA mistake, or the difference from the true value.essayA short piece of writing on one subject.essentialAbsolutely necessary.establishSet something up so it lasts — or show something to be true.estimateGive a sensible approximate answer without exact working.evaluateJudge how good or valuable something is, using evidence — or, in maths, wo…evaporationA liquid turning into a gas at its surface, below boiling point.evenUsed to stress something surprising — or divisible by two.eventSomething that happens.eventuallyIn the end, after some time.everAt any time.everyAll of them, one by one.everyoneEvery person.everythingAll things.evidenceFacts that show whether something is true.evolutionThe gradual change of living things over many generations.exaggerateMake something sound bigger or worse than it is.examineLook at something closely and say what you find.exampleOne case that shows what a whole group is like.excitedFeeling eager and lively about something.exercisePhysical activity done to stay fit.expectThink something will happen.expensiveCosting a lot.experienceWhat you have lived through and learned from.experimentA test done to find out whether an idea is right.explainSay HOW or WHY something happens, not just what happens.exploreTravel through or look into something to learn about it.exportA good sent out of a country to be sold abroad.expressionLetters and numbers combined, with no equals sign.

What is in here

The vocabulary a student actually meets: subject terms from Science, Maths and Social Science, the command words that exam questions are built from — explain, justify, derive — and the everyday words that carry marks in a written answer.

It is not a complete English dictionary, and it does not hold names, places or slang. If a word you need is missing, that is worth telling us through the contact page — the list grows from what people actually look up.

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