All English words - page 1226

Meanings of Editorships:

noun

The position of editor in charge of a newspaper, magazine, or multi-author book.

Usage examples:

In 1877 digby assumed the editorship of the madras times

Meanings of Editresses:

noun

A female editor.

Usage examples:

Well, one fictional editress i just read about seems to have found her down-time niche.

Meanings of Edits:

verb

Prepare (written material) for publication by correcting, condensing, or otherwise modifying it.

Usage examples:

Volume i was edited by j. johnson

noun

A change or correction made as a result of editing.

Usage examples:

The system has no word wrap feature—so even small edits involved extensive rekeying

Meanings of Edmund:

proper noun

The name of two kings of england.

Meanings of Edomite:

noun

A member of an ancient people living in edom, a region south of the dead sea, in biblical times, traditionally believed to be descended from esau.

Usage examples:

It was a region populated by edomites who had been forced by the maccabees to convert to judaism.

Meanings of Eds:

noun

English dialect society, a society for the study of dialect in england, formed in 1873 and dissolved in 1896.

Meanings of Educable:

adjective

Able to be educated.

Usage examples:

We must have teachers who believe that every child is educable

Meanings of Educand:

noun

Chiefly in educational theory: = educatee .

Meanings of Educates:

verb

Give intellectual, moral, and social instruction to (someone), typically at a school or university.

Usage examples:

She was educated at a boarding school

Meanings of Educational:

adjective

Relating to the provision of education.

Usage examples:

Educational institutions

Meanings of Educationally:

adverb

In a way that relates to the provision of education.

Usage examples:

Youngsters will benefit educationally and socially

Meanings of Educationary:

adjective

Of or relating to education; serving or intended to educate; educational.

Meanings of Educationese:

noun

Jargon used by people involved in the field of education.

Usage examples:

The document is filled with educationese

Meanings of Educationist:

noun

A person who has a special knowledge of the principles and methods of teaching

Meanings of Educator:

noun

A person who provides instruction or education; a teacher.

Usage examples:

The perspective of a professional educator

Meanings of Educators:

noun

A person who provides instruction or education; a teacher.

Usage examples:

The perspective of a professional educator

Meanings of Educe:

verb

Bring out or develop (something latent or potential).

Usage examples:

Out of love obedience is to be educed

Meanings of Educes:

verb

Bring out or develop (something latent or potential).

Usage examples:

Out of love obedience is to be educed

Meanings of Educt:

noun

A substance which has been physically extracted or isolated from a compound or mixture in which it occurs (contrasted with a product, which comes into being during the process of extraction). in later use also: a substance that provides a starting material for a chemical process or investigation (whether or not it has been extracted for this purpose).

verb

Educe.

Meanings of Eductor:

noun

A person who or thing which educes or elicits something.

Meanings of Eductors:

noun

A person who or thing which educes or elicits something.

Meanings of Edulcorate:

verb

Make (something) more acceptable or palatable.

Usage examples:

The traditional folk song is today often edulcorated by unwarranted accompaniments

Meanings of Edward:

proper noun

The name of six kings of england and also one of great britain and ireland and one of the united kingdom.

noun

A rare and very serious genetic condition in which someone is born with three rather than two of chromosome number 18 in all or some of their body cells

Usage examples:

Baby leo suffers from edwards' syndrome, which severely affects most organs of the body.

Meanings of Edwards:

noun

A rare and very serious genetic condition in which someone is born with three rather than two of chromosome number 18 in all or some of their body cells

Usage examples:

Baby leo suffers from edwards' syndrome, which severely affects most organs of the body.

Meanings of Ee:

exclamation

Used to express a range of emotions including surprise, anger, disappointment, or joy, or when reacting to a remark’.

Usage examples:

‘ee, well, you do lead exciting lives,’ said hilda

suffix

Forming nouns denoting the person affected directly or indirectly by the action of the formative verb.

Usage examples:

Employee