Vocabulary Words - Sixth Grade - E:

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• earnings
  (n.) Money that you or a company earn in a particular time.
  
  
• electric
  (adj.) Powered or operated by electricity.
  
  
• electric-powered
  (adj.) To receive energy from electricity.
  
  
• electrical
  (adj.) Relating to electricity.
  
  
• emerge
  (v.) To come out from hiding; to become known.
  
  
• emperor
  (n.) The male ruler of an empire.
  
  
• empire
  (n.) A group of lands led by one person or government.
  
  
• employee
  (n.) A person who works for a company.
  
  
• employer
  (n.) A person, business, or organization that pays other people to work.
  (n.) A person or organization that gives people jobs.
  
  
• enclose
  (v.) To put something inside.
  
  
• encounter
  (v.) To meet someone or experience something.
  
  
• endangered
  (adj.) Someone or something at risk of being harmed.
  
  
• energy
  (n.) Power; mental or physical strength.
  
  
• enormous
  (adj.) Very big in size.
  
  
• enrage
  (v.) To make someone angry.
  
  
• ensure
  (v.) To make sure that something will happen the way it should.
  
  
• entrance
  (n.) A door or opening that you go through to enter a place.
  
  
• envelope
  (n.) A piece of paper in which a letter is sent.
  
  
• equal
  (adj.) The same as something else.
  
  
• equation
  (n.) A statement in math that says that two amounts are equal.
  
  
• equator
  (n.) The imaginary circle around the earth halfway between the north and south poles.
  
  
• especially
  (adv.) For a special purpose or reason.
  (adv.) Uncommonly, very.
  
  
• estate
  (n.) A person's property and money.
  
  
• ethnic
  (adj.) Having to do with a specific race or nation.
  
  
• everyday
  (adj.) Taking place each day.
  
  

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