English to English Dictionary

Employers Liability

The legal responsibility of an employer for the actions of their employees, particularly in cases of workplace injuries.

Emptiness

The state of containing nothing; the absence of matter or substance.

Empty Phrase

A sequence of words that conveys no significant meaning or content.

Enactment

The process of making a law or regulation official.

Enamel

A glassy substance, usually opaque, applied by fusion to the surface of metal, pottery, or glass, for ornament or as a protective coating.

Enbaku-jō-no

A type of stage used in traditional Japanese performances, particularly in Noh and Kabuki theater.

Encapsulate

To enclose something in or as if in a capsule.

Enchant

To fill someone with great delight; to charm or captivate utterly.

Enchanted Land

A mythical or magical place that is often depicted in stories and legends.

Enchanting

Candidly appealing, delightful, and charming in a magical or captivating way.

Enchantress

A woman who uses magic or sorcery, often depicted as having enchanting or captivating powers.

Enchou

The act of extending or prolonging something.