Pronunciation key
( ek′spẽr-gā′tẽr )
ex•pur•ga•tor
n.
A person who expurgates.
References
Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language (College Edition) ©1955
Further Reading
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Eximbank or Export-Import Bank
Export-Import Bank: Key Factors in Considering Eximbank Reauthorization
by U. S. Government Accountability Office
Export-Import Bank
The Export-Import Bank of the United States, commonly called Eximbank and is an independent Federal agency of the government of the United States. The purpose of this bank is to encourage export of U.S. products and services, making domestic exporters more competitive...
expunge
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Pronunciation key
( ik-spuŋj′ )
ex•punge
v.t. [EXPUNGED (-spunjd′) EXPUNGING, EXPUNGES]
[L. expungere strike out; ex-out + pungere to prick, strike].
Wipe away; blot, strike out, erase, delete, cancel, efface.
Complete obliteration, annihilate.
—ex•pung′er n.
Syn. erase.
References
Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language (College Edition) ©1955
The American Heritage Dictionary, Second College Edition ©1985
Further Reading
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expressionless
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( iks-presh′ən-lis )
ex•pres•sion•less
adj.
The lack of expression.
References
The American Heritage Dictionary, Second College Edition ©1985
Further Reading
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expressible
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( iks-pres′ə-bʼl )
ex•press•i•ble
adj.
That can be expressed.
References
Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language (College Edition) ©1955
Further Reading
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expressionism
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express rifle
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expound
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Pronunciation key
( ik-spound′ )
ex•pound
v.t. [EXPOUNDED, EXPOUNDING, EXPOUNDS].
[ME expounden, expounen < AN espoundre < OFr. expondre < L. exponere to put forth, expose, expound; ex-, out + ponere, to place].
To provide a detailed statement of; set forth point by point.
Presenting indepth detail to explain. To make clear; plain, to interpret, clarify.
Construction of a detailed statement. Such as was expounding on the topic of her final paper.
—ex•pound′er n.
References
Webster's...
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