English to English Dictionary

Extinguishment

The act or process of extinguishing or putting an end to something, such as a right, claim, or fire.

Extirpate

To remove or destroy completely; to eradicate.

Extirpation

The act of completely removing or destroying something, especially a plant or animal species.

Extol

To praise enthusiastically and at length, often elevating someone or something to a position of high honor.

Extort

To obtain something, especially money, through force, threats, or other unfair means.

Extortion

The practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats.

Extortionate

Exceedingly high; much too expensive or far more than is reasonable.

Extracardiac

Relating to or situated outside the heart.

Extraneous

Not essential or relevant; additional or unnecessary.

Extraneous information

Data or details that are irrelevant, unnecessary, or unrelated to the subject or task at hand.

Extraneous material

Irrelevant or foreign matter that is present in something where it does not belong.

Extraoral

Situated, occurring, or performed outside the mouth or oral cavity.