eukaryote.noun
single celled or multicellular organism whose cells contain a distinct membrane bound nucleus. Unlike a bacteria, a eukaryote has a nucleus
eukaryotic.adjective

euphoria.noun
a feeling of great elation
euphoric.adjective

evince, evinced, evincing, evinces.transitive verbs
to show plainly, clearly; indicate; make manifest 
evincible.adjective
that can be evinced

evincive.adjective
proving or tending to prove

evict, evicted, evicting, evicts.transitive verbs
to put out.(a tenant, for example).by legal process; expel; to force out; eject
evictee, eviction, evictor.nouns

evoke, evoked, evoking, evokes.transitive verbs 
to summon or call forth.(actions that evoked our trust); to call to mind by naming, citing, or suggesting (songs that evoke old memories); to create anew, especially by means of the imagination; educe; elicit; conjur
evocable.adjective.

evocative.adjective
tending or having the power to evoke
evocatively.adverb
evocativeness.noun

evolution.noun
the theory of evolution presupposes the ability to change expressions of information and energy (although this can be done, deviation from set patterns containing high information cannot be altered permanently but only tampered with in one or a few units of creation's individual expression; for example, DNA can be interfered with in such a way as to alter a future birth but this in no way changes an entire species for all future births as the original designed pattern redounds; one cannot make something better without knowing the original patterns, and these are 'locked' -.Deuteronomy 29:29); an unfolding; the theory that groups of organisms change with passage of time from their original patterns into brand new kinds (water creatures to land creatures), mainly as a result of natural selection, so that descendants differ morphologically and physiologically from their ancestors now believed to be a poorly concocted.myth; the historical development of a related group of organisms; phylogeny
evolutional or evolutionary.adjective
evolutionarily.adverb

exaggerate, exaggerated, exaggerating, exaggerates.verbs.(from 'agger' = pile, from aggerere = to bring)
transitive verb use-to represent as greater than is actually the case; overstate.(exaggerate the size of the enemy force; exaggerated his own role in the episode); to enlarge or increase to an abnormal degree.(thick lenses that exaggerated the size of her eyes); a fictitious story or explanation
intransitive verb use.to make overstatements; to heap up, magnify; to pile up
exaggeratedly.adverb
exaggeration,-exaggerator.nouns
exaggerative or exaggeratory.adjective
synonyms.inflate; magnify; overstate.(the central meaning shared by these verbs is 'to represent something as being larger or greater than it actually is' {exaggerated the size of the fish he had caught; inflated her own importance; magnifying his part in their success; overstated their income on the mortgage application}); fabrication; concoction; fairy story; fairy tale;.(colloquial).fantasy; tall tale; embellishment; hyperbole; boasting; inflation; bravado; magnification; overstatement; lie; distortion; fabrication; falsehood; falsification; falsity; misrepresentation; misstatement; prevarication
antonyms.minimize, understatement, truth

excruciating.adjective
causing intense physical or mental pain; to subject to mental anguish

excerpt, excerptor or excerpter,-excerption-nouns
a passage or segment taken from a longer work, such as a literary or musical composition, a document, or a film
excerpt, excerpted, excerpting, excerpts.transitive verbs
to select or use (a passage or segment from a longer work); to select or use material from (a longer work)

exegesis.noun
inflected form(s).plural.exegeses
to explain, interpret so as to lead; exposition; explanation – especially an explanation or critical interpretation of a text

exemplary.adjective
serving as a pattern; deserving imitation; commendable.(his courage was exemplary); deserving imitation because of excellence.(they serve exemplary pastries); serving as an example, instance, or illustration 
exemplariness, exemplarity.nouns
exemplarily.adverb

exemplify.transitive verb
inflected form(s).exemplified, exemplifying, exemplifies
to show or illustrate by example; to be an instance of or serve as an example; embody; to be typical of

exemplification.noun
the act of exemplifying; one that exemplifies; an example.

exert, exerted, exerting, exerts.transitive verbs
exercise.(exert influence; to put {oneself} to strenuous effort); to put to use or effect; put forth.(exerted all my strength to move the box); to bring to bear
exertion.noun
the act or an instance of exerting, especially a strenuous effort; effort

exhibit, exhibited, exhibiting, exhibits.verbs
to present; hold forth; display; expose to view
transitive verb use.to show outwardly; display (exhibited a happy attitude by smiling; to present for others to see (rolled up his sleeve to exhibit the tattoo; to present in a public exhibition or contest (exhibited her paintings at a gallery); show.
intransitive verb use.to put something on public display
exhibit.noun
the act or an instance of exhibiting; something exhibited (studied the dinosaur exhibits at the museum); a public showing; an exhibition (spent the afternoon at the space exhibit)
Law.-.something, such as a document, formally introduced as evidence in court
exhibitor.or.exhibiter.noun
exhibitory.adjective

encapsulate.also.incapsulate.verb
encapsulated, encapsulating, encapsulates.transitive verbs
to encase in or as if in a capsule; to express in a brief summary; epitomize.(headlines that encapsulate the news)
intransitive verb use.to become encapsulated
encapsulation, encapsulator.nouns

effectual.adjective
producing or sufficient to produce a desired effect; fully adequate; effective
effectuality.or.effectualness.noun
effectually.adverb

evolve, evolved, evolving, evolves.verbs
transitive use.to develop or achieve gradually (evolve a style of one's own)
intransitive use.to undergo gradual change; develop (an amateur acting group that evolved into a theatrical company)
evolvable.adjective
evolvement.noun

emblem.noun
an object or a representation that functions as a symbol; a distinctive badge, design, or device (trucks marked with the company emblem; the emblem of the air force); an allegorical picture usually inscribed with a verse or motto presenting a moral lesson

emblematic.or.emblematical.adjective
of, relating to, or serving as an emblem; symbolic
emblematically.adverb