| 問題 | 解答▲ | 出題数 | 習得度 | 苦手度 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| constraint by threat; imprisonment | duress | - | - | - |
| deviating from the norm; unconventional | eccentric | - | - | - |
| odd; peculiar; strange | eccentric | - | - | - |
| irregularity; oddity; whimsicality | eccentricity | - | - | - |
| drawn from various systems, doctrines, or sources | eclectic | - | - | - |
| to wipe out; to erase | efface | - | - | - |
| 1. liveliness; spirit; enthusiasm 2. bubbliness | effervescence | - | - | - |
| power to produce desired effect | efficacy | - | - | - |
| self-centered | egocentric | - | - | - |
| decorate by adding detail; ornament | embellish | - | - | - |
| concrete expression of an idea | embodiment | - | - | - |
| of high rank; outstanding; distinguished | eminent | - | - | - |
| a person sent on a specific mission | emissary | - | - | - |
| ability to share in another's emotions, thoughts, or feeling | empathy | - | - | - |
| imitate | emulate | - | - | - |
| trespass or intrude | encroach | - | - | - |
| prevailing among a specific group | endemic | - | - | - |
| provide with some talent or quality | endow | - | - | - |
| cause; produce | engender | - | - | - |
| something curious or perplexing; something inexplicable | enigma | - | - | - |
| puzzling | enigmatic | - | - | - |
| hostility; antagonism | enmity | - | - | - |
| count; determine the number of | enumerate | - | - | - |
| fleeting; short-lived | ephemeral | - | - | - |
| a descriptive name or title | epithet | - | - | - |
| a person or thing that shows typical qualities of something | epitome | - | - | - |
| wipe out; destroy; to get rid of | eradicate | - | - | - |
| mistaken; wrong | erroneous | - | - | - |
| to shun or avoid | eschew | - | - | - |
| beyond the understanding of the average mind; intended for o | esoteric | - | - | - |
| spying | espionage | - | - | - |
| support or advocate | espouse | - | - | - |
| feeling of vigor or well-being | euphoria | - | - | - |
| calling forth | evocation | - | - | - |
| aggravate; to make worse | exacerbate | - | - | - |
| irritate or annoy very much; aggravate | exasperate | - | - | - |
| serving as a model or example | exemplary | - | - | - |
| urge | exhort | - | - | - |
| one not living in their home country | expatriate | - | - | - |
| still existing; not extinct | extant | - | - | - |
| praise highly | extol | - | - | - |
| to infer or estimate based on known information | extrapolate | - | - | - |
| showing high spirits | exuberance | - | - | - |
| extreme shortage of food, accompanied by increase in death r | famine | - | - | - |
| showing great emotion or zeal; extremely hot | fervent | - | - | - |
| having measurable or definable limits; not infinite | finite | - | - | - |
| a long, narrow, deep cleft or crack | fissure | - | - | - |
| highly decorated; gaudy; showy; ornate | florid | - | - | - |
| show scorn or contempt | flout | - | - | - |
| search for food or provisions | forage | - | - | - |