Academic Vocabulary with Examples

#161

encode

Example sentences

1. The system can encode the message securely.
2. Genes encode important biological information.
3. We use numbers to encode different answers.

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#162

entity

Example sentences

1. The company is a separate legal entity.
2. Each department operates as an independent entity.
3. The database stores information about every entity.

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#163

enzyme

Example sentences

1. An enzyme helps the body break down food.
2. The test measures the level of a certain enzyme.
3. Heat can change the activity of an enzyme.

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#164

equality

Example sentences

1. The law promotes equality between all citizens.
2. Gender equality benefits society.
3. The equation shows equality between the two sides.

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#165

equilibrium

Example sentences

1. The market reached a new equilibrium.
2. The body tries to maintain a stable equilibrium.
3. The two forces are in equilibrium.

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#166

equivalence

Example sentences

1. The study tested the equivalence of the two methods.
2. There is no exact equivalence between the two words.
3. The teacher explained mathematical equivalence.

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#167

essentially

Example sentences

1. The two plans are essentially the same.
2. The task is essentially complete.
3. He is essentially responsible for the final decision.

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#168

estimation

Example sentences

1. Our estimation of the cost was too low.
2. The process requires careful estimation.
3. The report gives an estimation of future demand.

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#169

ethical

Example sentences

1. Doctors must follow ethical rules.
2. The company faced an ethical question.
3. It is not ethical to use false information.

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#170

ethics

Example sentences

1. The course teaches business ethics.
2. Professional ethics guide our behavior at work.
3. The committee discussed the ethics of the research.

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#171

evident

Example sentences

1. It became evident that the plan had failed.
2. Her progress is evident in her latest work.
3. The damage was evident after the storm.

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#172

evolutionary

Example sentences

1. The scientist studies evolutionary change.
2. This trait may have an evolutionary advantage.
3. The book explains evolutionary theory in simple terms.

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#173

ex

Example sentences

1. My ex now lives in another city.
2. She met her ex at a school event.
3. He remained friendly with his ex.

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#174

execution

Example sentences

1. The idea was good, but the execution was weak.
2. Careful execution is necessary for success.
3. The computer began the execution of the program.

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#175

explicit

Example sentences

1. The instructions are explicit and easy to follow.
2. The report gives an explicit warning.
3. We need explicit permission before using the photo.

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#176

explicitly

Example sentences

1. The rule explicitly forbids smoking.
2. She explicitly stated her opinion.
3. The contract explicitly lists all costs.

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#177

exploit

Example sentences

1. Some companies exploit cheap labor.
2. We should exploit this opportunity to learn.
3. The program can exploit unused computer power.

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#178

facilitate

Example sentences

1. The teacher will facilitate the discussion.
2. Good roads facilitate trade.
3. Technology can facilitate communication.

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#179

feedback

Example sentences

1. The teacher gave useful feedback on my essay.
2. Customer feedback helped improve the product.
3. Please send your feedback by email.

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#180

fertility

Example sentences

1. The soil has high fertility.
2. The study examined changes in human fertility.
3. Healthy conditions can improve animal fertility.

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