1. Expiate (v.) atone for — He is ready to expiate his sins by giving up irresponsible way of life.

  2. Embellish (v.) decorate — The writers generally embellish their style by the use of unnecessary imagery.

  3. Ecology (n.) science of environment — Ecology is the study of environment.

  4. Egregious (adj.) exceptional (crime) — It is difficult to reform him because he is an egregious criminal.

  5. Exodus (n.) departure (large scale — The changes to privacy terms by WhatsApp caused an exodus of thousands of users to rivals Telegram and Signal.

  6. Errant (adj.) erring from right path — Many errant students were punished.

  7. Errand (n.) short visit to fetch something — My servant has gone on errand to fetch rations.

  8. Erroneous (adj.) incorrect, mistaken — It is erroneous idea on your part that he will return home at last.

  9. Envisage (v.) foresee in mind — It was difficult for everyone to envisage the loss in such a profitable venture.

  10. Emancipate (v.) make free — Zahra Hayat tried to emancipate women from many social evils.

  11. Flagrant (adj.) glaring, openly wicked — It is not easy to pardon such flagrant violation of the decorum of the House.

  12. Fickle (adj.) changeable, faithless — Fickle minded persons cannot be relied upon.

  13. Filial (adj.) of son or daughter — Children must fulfil their filial duties towards their parents.

  14. Fray (n.) brawl, contest — The miscreants involved in the fray were arrested by the police.

  15. Facile (adj.) easy, expert — Pakistan could achieve facile victory over England in the match yesterday.