Equable—ē´kwa-ble, not ĕk´wa-ble.
Equally well, etc., not equally as well, etc.
Espionage—ĕs´pe-on-āje or ĕs´pe-on-äzh, not ĕs-pī´o-nāje nor es-pē´on-äzh.
Esquimau—ĕs´ke-mō, not ĕs´qui-maw: plural, Esquimaux (ĕs´ke-mōz), not ĕs´ke-mawz nor ĕs´ke-mō.
Etagere—ĕt-a-zhâr´, not e-tăzh´er-y nor at-tăzh´ĭ-a. Worcester's pronunciation is ā-tä-zhâr´. A piece of parlor furniture with shelves, used for placing small ornaments and fancy articles upon; a what-not.
Excrescence—ex-krĕs´sense not ex-krē´sense. A superfluous appendage: morbid outgrowth.
Expect has reference to the future only, and not to the present or past. "I expect that you are wrong." "I expect you were disappointed yesterday," are errors. There is an abundance of words that may be correctly used, as suppose, suspect, imagine, believe and think.
Expose (Fr. exposé)—ĕks-po-zā´, not ex-pōz´. An exposition; statement.
Exquisite—ĕks´quĭ-zĭt, not eks-quĭz´itĕ. Exquisitely is accented on the first syllable also.
Extant—ex´tant not ex-tănt´.