Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [458]
en·mi·ty noun, plural -ties : positive, active, and typically mutual hatred or ill will
Synonyms
animosity, antagonism, antipathy, hate, hatred, hostility, loathing, rancor, virulence, vitriol
Antonyms
amity
en·no·ble verb -bled; -bling : to raise in rank or status : EXALT; especially : to raise to noble rank
— en·no·ble·ment noun
Synonyms
aggrandize, dignify, exalt, glorify, magnify—more at EXALT
en·nui noun [ORIGIN: F]
: a feeling of weariness and dissatisfaction : BOREDOM
Synonyms
boredom, doldrums, listlessness, restlessness, tedium, tiredness, weariness—more at BOREDOM
enor·mi·ty noun, plural -ties 1 : an outrageous, vicious, or immoral act
2 : great wickedness
3 : the quality or state of being huge : IMMENSITY
Synonyms
[2] atrociousness, atrocity, depravity, heinousness, monstrosity, vileness, wickedness; also baseness, devilishness; corruption, decadence, degeneracy; immorality; infamy, notoriety
[3] hugeness, immensity, magnitude, massiveness, vastness—more at IMMENSITY
enor·mous adjective [ORIGIN: L enormis, fr. e, ex out of + norma rule]
1 : exceedingly wicked
2 : great in size, number, or degree : HUGE
— enor·mous·ly adverb
Synonyms
astronomical, colossal, elephantine, giant, gigantic, huge, jumbo, mammoth, massive, prodigious, titanic, tremendous, whopping—more at HUGE
1enough adjective : SUFFICIENT
2enough adverb 1 : in or to a degree or quantity that suffices : SUFFICIENTLY
2 : FULLY, QUITE
3 : in a tolerable degree
Synonyms
[1] adequately, satisfactorily, sufficiently; also decently, fairly, moderately, passably
Antonyms
inadequately, insufficiently
[3] fairly, kind of, moderately, so-so, somewhat, sort of
3enough pronoun : a sufficient number, quantity, or amount
en·quire , en·qui·ry chiefly British variant of INQUIRE, INQUIRY
en·rage verb : to fill with rage
Synonyms
anger, antagonize, incense, inflame, infuriate, madden, outrage, rankle, rile, roil—more at ANGER
en·raged adjective : full of fury or rage
Synonyms
angry, boiling, furious, irate—more at ANGRY
en·rap·ture verb en·rap·tured; en·rap·tur·ing : to fill with delight
Synonyms
carry away, elate, elevate, enthrall, exhilarate, transport—more at ELATE
en·rich verb 1 a : to make rich or richer
b : to add to or improve with additions
2 : to add beauty to : ORNAMENT, ADORN
— en·rich·ment noun
Synonyms
[1b] ameliorate, amend, better, enhance, improve, perfect, refine—more at IMPROVE
[2] adorn, array, beautify, bedeck, deck, decorate, do, dress, embellish, garnish, grace, ornament, trim—more at DECORATE
en·roll also en·rol verb en·rolled; en·roll·ing 1 : to enter or register on a roll or list
2 : to offer (oneself) for enrolling
— en·roll·ment noun
Synonyms
[1] inscribe, itemize, list, matriculate, register; also catalog, tabulate, tally
[1] catalog, enter, index, inscribe, list, put down, record—more at LIST
usually enroll in [2] enlist, enter, join, sign on, sign up—more at ENTER
en·roll·ment noun 1 : the act or process of enrolling (as at enlistment or registration)
2 : the number enrolled
en route adverb or adjective : on or along the way
ENS abbreviation ensign
en·sconce verb en·sconced; en·sconc·ing 1 : to place out of sight : CONCEAL
2 : to settle snugly or securely
Synonyms
[1] bury, cache, conceal, hide, secrete—more at HIDE
[2] install, lodge, perch, roost, settle; also curl up; park, plant
en·sem·ble noun [ORIGIN: F, fr. ensemble together, fr. L insimul at the same time]
: a group (as of singers, dancers, or players) or a set (as of clothes) producing a single effect
en·sheathe verb : to cover with or as if with a sheath
en·shrine verb 1 : to enclose in or as if in a shrine
2 : to cherish as sacred
— en·shrine·ment noun
en·shroud verb : to cover or enclose with or as if with a shroud : OBSCURE
Synonyms
blanket, blot out, cloak, conceal, cover, curtain, hide, mask, obscure, occult, screen, shroud, veil—more at HIDE
en·sign noun 1 : a flag that is flown (as