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estranged adj. alienated, divided, separated, withdrawn, disaffected,
driven apart, dissociated, disassociated: Iain Carstairs has
had a lot of trouble with his estranged wife.
5.16 etch...
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etch v. 1 engrave, incise, carve, inscribe, grave, cut, score,
scratch, corrode, eat into: After the design has been painted
on, acid is used to etch the metal plate. 2 impress, imprint,
engrave, ingrain: The scene will be etched into my memory
forever.
eternal adj. 1 everlasting, timeless, infinite, endless, immortal,
limitless: They pledged eternal love for one another. 2
unending, endless, ceaseless, unceasing, incessant, perpetual,
constant, continuous, interminable, uninterrupted, non-stop,
unremitting, persistent, relentless; continual, recurrent: I'm
sick and tired of my neighbours' eternal arguing. 3 unchanged,
unchanging, immutable, invariable, unvarying, unalterable,
permanent, fixed, constant, everlasting, enduring, lasting,
undiminished, unfaltering, unwavering: To the north there was
only the eternal silence of the greatest desolation.
eternity n. endlessness, everlastingness, unendingness, boundlessness,
perpetuity, timelessness, infinity: Many religions believe in
the eternity of the soul.
ethical adj. moral, upright, righteous, right, just, principled,
correct, honest, proper, open, decent, fair, good, virtuous,
straightforward, high-minded, noble: It wasn't ethical of him
to disclose details of the report.
etiquette n. code (of behaviour), form, convention, ceremony,
formalities, protocol, rules, custom(s), decorum, propriety,
politesse, politeness, courtesy, (good) manners, civility,
seemliness: Etiquette requires that you address me as 'Sir'.
5.17 eulogize...
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