e-

Latin

out of, from

Prefix · means "out of, from"

Same-family forms

Roots often paired with e-

Associated Words · 91

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event

something that happens; a planned occasion

evidence

facts that indicate whether something is true

election

a formal vote to choose a political representative

emerge

To come into view or become known; to come out of something

emergency

A sudden dangerous situation requiring immediate action

eliminate

To completely remove or get rid of; to knock out of a contest

emotion

A strong feeling such as joy, anger, or sadness

elect

To choose by voting; elected but not yet in office

evaluate

To assess or judge the quality or value of something

elite

A select group of the best or most powerful people; of the highest quality

evolve

To develop or change gradually; to undergo biological evolution

emission

The release or discharge of gas, light, heat, etc.

evolution

Gradual development over time; biological change across generations

edition

A particular version of a published work; an issue of a newspaper or broadcast

evident

Clearly seen or understood; obvious

elevator

A mechanical device for carrying people or goods between floors of a building

elegant

Graceful and refined in appearance or style

edit

To revise or correct content (v.); a change made to a text or file (n.)

eligible

Meeting the necessary conditions to qualify for something

elaborate

To explain in detail; highly detailed or complex

evoke

To bring a feeling or memory to mind; to call forth

erupt

To burst out suddenly and violently, as a volcano; to break out suddenly

established

Long-standing, widely recognized, and officially accepted

emergence

The process of coming into view or prominence