The Oxford Thesaurus An A-Z Dictionary of Synonyms INTRO ...

engage, recruit, induct, muster, conscript, impress, call up, US
draft: He enlisted in the navy at 17. 2 employ, hire, engage,
retain, make available, secure, obtain, get, procure, gather,
drum up, mobilize, Colloq organize: We must enlist all the help
we can.
enliven v. 1 invigorate, inspirit, animate, pep up, stimulate,
energize, vivify, vitalize, quicken, exhilarate, arouse, rouse,
awaken, wake up, spark (off), kindle, enkindle, fire (up),
inspire: Enlivened by the coach's talk, we were determined to
win. 2 brighten, cheer (up), buoy (up), gladden, uplift: The
room was considerably enlivened by the new curtains.
enormity n. outrageousness, outrage, atrociousness, atrocity,
wickedness, heinousness, flagitiousness, horribleness, horror,
barbarity, savagery, monstrousness, horridness, evil,
viciousness: The enormity of the crime shocked us all.
enormous adj. huge, immense, gigantic, elephantine, gargantuan, mammoth,
titanic, colossal, tremendous, vast, massive, stupendous,
Brobdingnagian, gross, monstrous, prodigious: An enormous
dragon blocked their way out of the cave.
enormousness
n. immensity, hugeness: I was staggered by the sheer
enormousness of the building.
enough adj. 1 sufficient, adequate, ample: There isn't enough food to
go round.
--n. 2 sufficiency, adequacy, ample supply, plenty: I have
enough for myself.
--adv. 3 sufficiently, adequately, reasonably, satisfactorily,
tolerably, passably: Your word is good enough for me.
enquire v. 1 inquire, ask, question, query: The police enquired
whether we had noticed any strange goings-on next door. 2 See
inquire.
enrage v. anger, infuriate, madden, incense, provoke, inflame, make
(someone's) blood boil, Colloq get (someone's) back or Irish or
hackles or dander up, make (someone) see red, wave a red flag