Erect—build, raise, found, construct, elevate, establish, institute, set up, raise.
Error—blunder, mistake, fault.
Escape—elope, evade, elude, fly, avoid, pass.
Essential—important, necessary, requisite, indispensable.
Esteem—respect, regard, value, appreciate, prize, love.
Estimate—rate, compute, calculate, appraise, value, esteem, appreciate.
Eternal—perpetual, forever, endless, infinite, everlasting, immortal, continual.
Evade—escape, elude, avoid, shun, prevaricate.
Even—smooth, level, plain, uniform, equal.
Event—incident, adventure, occurrence, issue, result, consequence.
Ever—always, constantly, forever, unceasingly, continually, incessantly.
Evidence—proof, deposition, testimony, witness.
Evil—sinful, wicked, bad.
Exact—enjoin, demand, extract, extort.
Exact—sure, strict, punctual, accurate, precise.
Exalted—high, elevated, dignified, refined, raised, magnificent, sublime.
Examination—Search, investigation, scrutiny, inquiry, research.
Example—copy, precedent, pattern.
Exasperate—excite, irritate, provoke, vex, aggravate, enrage.
Exceed—improve, outdo, excel, surpass, transscend.
Excellence—goodness, superiority, purity, perfection, eminence.
Except—but, besides, unless, object.
Exchange—barter, trade, traffic.
Excite—provoke, arouse, stimulate, awaken, incite, irritate.
Excutpate—forgive, acquit, exonerate, absolve, justify.
Excuse—pretence, pretext, plea, subterfuge, apology, evasion.
Execrable—hateful, contemptible, abominable, detestable.
Exemption—freedom, privilege, immunity.
Exercise—practice, exert, carry on.
Exhaust—empty, drain, spend.
Excellency—necessity, emergency.
Exonerate—Clear, relieve, justify, acquit, absolve, forgive, exculpate.
Expectation—belief, trust, hope, confidence, anticipation.
Expedient—fit, suitable, necessary, requisite.
Expedite—hurry, hasten, quicken, accelerate.
Expeditious—speedy, quick, prompt, diligent.
Expert—exile, banish, cast out.
Expensive—dear, costly, valuable.
Experience—knowledge, trial, experiment, proof, test.
Expret—handy, ready, adroit, skillful, dexterous.
Explain—show, elucidate, unfold.
Explanation—detail, description, account, relation, explication, recital.
Explicit—clear, definite, plain, express.
Exploit—feat, accomplishment, achievement, deed, performance.
Explore—search, examine.
Extend—spread out, stretch out, enlarge, increase, distend, diffuse.
Extensive—wide, comprehensive, large.
Extenuate—palliate, lessen, diminish, excuse.
Exterior—outward, outside, external.
Exterminate—eradicate, destroy, extirpate.
External—outward, exterior.
Extol—commend, praise, laud, eulogize, admire, applaud.
F
Facetious—amusing, jocular, comic, jocose.
Fact—incident, circumstance.
Faculty—ability, gift, talent, power.
Failing—weakness, frailty, imperfection, misfortune, miscarriage, foible, fault.
Fair—clear, consistent, right, straight, impartial, honest, equitable, just.
Faith—trust, belief, fidelity, credit.
Fallacious—illusive, visionary, deceitful, delusive, fraudulent.
Falsehood—falsity, falsification, fabrication, fiction, lie, untruth.
Familiar—free, intimate, unceremonious.
Famous—celebrated, eminent, renowned, distinguished, illustrious.
Fanciful—ideal, imaginative, capricious, fantastical, whimsical, hypochondriac.
Fancy—imagination, taste, whim, caprice, inclination, liking, notion, conceit, conception, humor, ideality.
Fascinate—charm, attract, captivate, bewitch, enchant, enrapture.
Fashion—style, mode, custom, manner, way, practice, form, sort.
Fasten—fix, hold, stick, annex, attach, affix.
Fastidious—particular, disdainful, squeamish.
Fate—destiny, chance, fortune, luck, doom, lot.
Favor—civility, support, benefit, grace.
Favorable—auspicious, propitious, suitable.
Fault—failing, shortcoming, error, blemish, imperfection, offence.
Faultless—guiltless, blameless, spotless, innocent.
Fear—alarm, dread, timidity, terror, fright, trepidation, apprehension.
Fearful—dreadful, horrible, terrible, awful, afraid, timid, timorous.
Fearless—daring, brave, intrepid, undaunted, courageous.
Feasible—reasonable, plausible, practicable.
Feat—exploit, trick,achievement, act, deed.
Feeble—frail, infirm, weak.
Feeling—sensation, sympathy, generosity, sensibility.
Felicity—joy, delight, happiness, prosperity, bliss, blessedness.
Fertile—fruitful, prolific, abundant, productive.
Fervor—warmth, heat, ardor, vehemence, zeal.
Festivity—joyfulness, happiness, gayety, festival.
Fickle—unstable, changeable, variable, inconstant, capricious, impulsive.
Fiction—invention, lie, untruth, falsehood, fabrication.
Fidelity—faith, honesty, loyalty.
Firey—hot, fervent, impulsive, ardent, passionate, vehement.
Figure—shape, semblance, form, representation, statue.
Fine—delicate, nice, pretty, elegant, lovely, showy, beautiful.
Finish—couclude, end, close, terminate, complete, perfect.
Firm—ready, strong, immovable, solid, steady, sturdy, resolute, partnership.
First—highest, chief, earliest, primitive, primary, pristine, original, commencement.
Fitted—suited, competent, qualified, adapted.
Flag—droop, languish, pine, decline, faint.
Flagitious—wicked, flagrant, heinous, atrocious.
Flavor—taste, odor, fragrance.
Flaw—spot, stain, speck, crack, blemish, defect.
Fletting—transient, transitory, swift, temporary.
Fleetness—swiftness, rapidity, quickness, velocity, celerity.
Fluctuate—vary, waver, change, hesitate, vacillate.
Follower—adherent, believer, disciple, partisan, pursuer, successor.
Fondness—affection, love, attachment, tenderness.
Forsake—desert, abandon, abdicate, leave, relinquish, quit.
Foolish—simple, stupid, silly, absurd, preposterous, irrational.
Forbear—refrain, spare, abstain, pause.
Forbid—deny, prohibit, interdict, oppose.
Force—oblige, compel, restrain.
Forcible—powerful, strong, mighty, potent, cogent, irresistible.
Forbode—foretell, presage, prognosticate, augur, betoken.
Foregoing—before, former, previous, prior, preceding, antecedent, anterior.
Forego—quit, give up, resign.
Forethought—expectation, foresight, anticipation, premeditation.
Forfeiture—penalty, fine.
Forge—counterfeit, frame, invent, fabricate.
Forgive—absolve, pardon, remit, acquit, excuse.
Fororn—forsaken, lost, lonely, destitute, deserted.
Form—ceremony, observance, rite.
Formal—ceremonious, particular, methodical, exact, stiff, precise.
Fortunate—successful, lucky, prosperous.
Fortune—estate, portion, fate, success.
Forwarp—confident, eager, bold, ardent, immodest, ready, presumptuous, progressive.
Foster—keep, harbor, nourish, cherish, nurse.
Fragile—brittle, weak, frail, tender.
Frailty—weakness, unsteadiness, instability, failing, foible.
Frame—fabricate, compose, contrive, invent, form, plan, adjust.
Fratenity—brotherhood, society.
Fraud—cheat, imposition, deception, deceit, guile.
Frak—whim, caprice, humor, fancy.
Free—generous, liberal, candid, open, frank, familiar, unconstrained, unconfined, uunreserved, munificent, bounteous.
Free—deliver, liberate, clear, rescue, affranchise, enfranchise.