| emotionality |
a highly emotional quality or condition. |
| emotionalize |
to give an emotional quality to; imbue with emotion. |
| emotionally |
with regards to the feelings. |
| emotionless |
combined form of emotion. |
| emotive |
of or relating to emotion. [2 definitions] |
| EMP |
abbreviation of "electromagnetic pulse." |
| empanel |
variant of impanel. |
| empathy |
identification with or sharing of another's feelings, situation, or attitudes. [2 definitions] |
| emperor |
the supreme male ruler of an empire. |
| emperor penguin |
the largest of all penguins, reaching a height of four feet, and native to Antarctica. |
| emphases |
the plural of emphasis. |
| emphasis |
special importance that one attaches to something or wishes to communicate to others. [4 definitions] |
| emphasize |
to give greater strength or importance to; stress. |
| emphatic |
expressed, performed, or uttered with emphasis. [3 definitions] |
| emphysema |
a disease of the lungs marked by loss of elasticity in air cells, causing difficulty in breathing and impairment of proper heart function. |
| empire |
a single political unit, with one supreme ruler, composed of an aggregate of nations or peoples. [4 definitions] |
| empiric |
one who believes that practical experience is the only test of the validity of knowledge. |
| empirical |
based on or verifiable by experience or experiment, rather than on or by theory. |
| empiricism |
the philosophy, doctrine, or belief that all knowledge is based on experience, esp. of the senses. [3 definitions] |
| emplace |
to put into place. |
| emplacement |
a space or platform on which to position a gun or a battery of guns. [2 definitions] |