English to English Dictionary

Evangeliary

A liturgical book containing the sections of the four Gospels appointed to be read in the divine liturgy or mass.

Evection

The largest inequality or irregularity of the moon's motion, caused by the varying attraction of the sun, which affects its orbit and longitude.

Eventualize

To bring about, cause to happen, or realize as an eventual outcome.

Everness

The quality or state of being everlasting; endless duration or eternal continuity.

Eversion

The act of turning inside out, or the state of being turned inside out.

Eviscerate

To disembowel; to remove the entrails from a body or carcass.

Evoe

A cry of joy or exultation, often associated with Bacchic celebrations.

Evolutionary-scale

Relating to or operating on the vast magnitude, scope, or timeframe characteristic of biological evolution.

Evulse

To pull or pluck out by force; to tear away.

Evurate

To disembowel, eviscerate, or surgically remove the internal contents of an organ or body cavity.

Exaction

The act of demanding and obtaining something, such as a payment or service, by force, authority, or undue pressure.

Excarnation

The act of removing the flesh from a corpse.