The 10,701–10,800 most common English words

1. 10,701complicitinvolved in or sharing responsibility for a wrongful act.
2. 10,702conferto grant or bestow something, or to have a discussion with someone.
3. 10,703coolanta liquid or gas used to reduce or regulate temperature in a machine or engine.
4. 10,704counteractto reduce or prevent the bad effects of something by doing something that has the opposite effect.
5. 10,705courtshipThe period of time during which someone tries to win another person's affection with the intention of marriage.
6. 10,706cravenContemptibly lacking in courage; cowardly.
7. 10,707deepento make or become more profound, intense, or thorough.
8. 10,708dependenciesthings that rely on or require something else in order to function correctly
9. 10,709depriveto take something away from someone; to prevent someone from having or using something.
10. 10,710deviseto plan or invent something by careful thought
11. 10,711downturna decline or decrease in economic activity, success, or strength.
12. 10,712dystopianrelating to an imagined society that is extremely unjust, oppressive, or otherwise undesirable.
13. 10,713electricallyby means of electricity; using electric power.
14. 10,714enclaveA distinct territory or community enclosed within or surrounded by a larger one.
15. 10,715entouragea group of people who travel with and assist an important or famous person.
16. 10,716epocha long and distinct period of time marked by a particular event or development.
17. 10,717exaggerateTo represent something as greater or more extreme than it really is.
18. 10,718fibrosisThe thickening and scarring of connective tissue, usually as a result of injury or disease.
19. 10,719fieldera player positioned in the field to catch or stop the ball in baseball or cricket.
20. 10,720foggyfilled with or obscured by fog; not clear or distinct.
21. 10,721forgerya fake document, artwork, or signature made to deceive others.
22. 10,722functionallyin a way that relates to how something works or operates in practice.
23. 10,723furiouslyin an extremely angry or intense manner.
24. 10,724gentryPeople of high social class but below the nobility; the upper middle class of landowners.
25. 10,725gimmicka trick or device intended to attract attention or increase appeal, often in a superficial way.
26. 10,726gladiatora trained fighter in ancient Rome who fought other people or animals in public arenas for entertainment.
27. 10,727glossaryAn alphabetical list of specialized or technical words with their definitions, usually found at the end of a book.
28. 10,728groundworkthe basic work or preparation needed before something can be developed or achieved.
29. 10,729gymnasiuma large room or building equipped for indoor sports and physical exercise.
30. 10,730impositionsomething burdensome or unfair that is forced upon someone; the act of imposing something.
31. 10,731impromptuDone without preparation or planning; spontaneous.
32. 10,732indulgencethe act of allowing oneself or others to enjoy a pleasure, often to excess
33. 10,733intersectTo cross or meet at a point.
34. 10,734iodineA chemical element used as an antiseptic to clean wounds and kill bacteria.
35. 10,735keelThe central structural beam running along the bottom of a ship from bow to stern.
36. 10,736kilometerA unit of length equal to 1,000 meters, used to measure distances.
37. 10,737lewdCrude and offensive in a sexual way; indecent.
38. 10,738lifeboatA small boat carried on a ship, used to rescue people in an emergency at sea.
39. 10,739liturgyA fixed form of public worship or religious ritual.
40. 10,740longstandinghaving existed or continued for a long time.
41. 10,741magmamolten rock found beneath the Earth's surface.
42. 10,742mammalianOf, relating to, or characteristic of mammals.
43. 10,743millenniaplural of millennium; periods of one thousand years each.
44. 10,744miraculouslyin a way that is surprising and unexpected, as if caused by a miracle.
45. 10,745motorbikea two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine; a motorcycle.
46. 10,746nonexistentNot existing; not real or present.
47. 10,747notorietyThe state of being famous for something bad or undesirable.
48. 10,748nuttyHaving a flavor or smell resembling nuts; also informally meaning slightly crazy or eccentric.
49. 10,749obedientWilling to do what you are told; compliant with rules or authority.
50. 10,750oculusA circular opening or window, especially at the crown of a dome.
51. 10,751ornateElaborately decorated or adorned with complex detail.
52. 10,752palpableSo strong or obvious that it can almost be physically felt; clearly noticeable.
53. 10,753paramedica trained medical worker who provides emergency care outside of a hospital.
54. 10,754perka benefit or advantage that comes with a job or situation.
55. 10,755perpetuateto cause something to continue indefinitely.
56. 10,756perverseshowing a deliberate desire to behave in an unreasonable or unacceptable way; contrary to what is expected or desired.
57. 10,757playlistscollections of songs or videos arranged in a chosen order for listening or viewing.
58. 10,758plumea long, spreading cloud of smoke, gas, or liquid rising into the air.
59. 10,759plumpRounded and slightly overweight, or full and well-rounded in shape.
60. 10,760propheticaccurately predicting or foreshadowing future events.
61. 10,761provocationan action or statement that deliberately makes someone angry or causes a reaction.
62. 10,762radiologythe branch of medicine that uses imaging techniques such as X-rays, MRI, and CT scans to diagnose and treat diseases.
63. 10,763rafflea lottery in which people buy numbered tickets and prizes are given to the holders of tickets drawn at random.
64. 10,764recoilto suddenly move back in fear, disgust, or shock
65. 10,765redoto do something again, especially in order to improve it or correct errors.
66. 10,766rejointo join again; to return to a group or place after being away
67. 10,767remissiona temporary or permanent decrease or disappearance of the symptoms of a disease.
68. 10,768renounceTo formally give up or reject a right, belief, or claim.
69. 10,769repentancethe feeling of being sincerely sorry for past wrongdoing and wishing to change one's behavior.
70. 10,770resonateto have a strong effect or meaning that lasts over time; to produce or evoke a feeling of shared emotion or belief.
71. 10,771restitutionthe act of returning something lost or stolen, or compensating for harm done.
72. 10,772sacramentA religious rite or ceremony regarded as an outward sign of divine grace.
73. 10,773scholasticRelating to schools, scholars, or formal education.
74. 10,774scourgea person or thing that causes great suffering or trouble.
75. 10,775shoppera person who visits stores to buy goods
76. 10,776shruba woody plant smaller than a tree, with several stems growing from the base.
77. 10,777signageSigns or systems of signs used for identification, information, or direction.
78. 10,778slagwaste matter separated from metal during smelting or refining; dross.
79. 10,779sneezeto suddenly expel air from the nose and mouth in an uncontrolled burst, often due to irritation.
80. 10,780sobrietythe state of being sober; abstinence from alcohol or drugs.
81. 10,781sorelyto a very great degree; intensely or severely.
82. 10,782sprintera person who runs short distances at top speed.
83. 10,783spritea small, playful fairy or elf-like supernatural creature.
84. 10,784stagnationA state of no activity, growth, or development; being stuck without progress.
85. 10,785steadthe place or role of someone or something, especially when one person or thing substitutes for another.
86. 10,786structurallyin a way that relates to the structure or organization of something.
87. 10,787sulfatea salt or ester of sulfuric acid, containing the SO4 group.
88. 10,788swagfree promotional items or gifts given out at events.
89. 10,789sweatshirtA loose, warm pullover garment made of thick cotton, usually with long sleeves.
90. 10,790tangenta sudden change of topic that diverges from the main subject being discussed.
91. 10,791tracera substance or device used to follow or detect the path of something.
92. 10,792transportera vehicle, device, or system used to carry or move people or things from one place to another.
93. 10,793uniformlyin a consistent and equal manner throughout
94. 10,794unqualifiedcomplete and without any reservations; also, lacking the necessary qualifications.
95. 10,795unquestionablyIn a way that cannot be doubted or disputed; without question.
96. 10,796unravelto investigate and solve something complex or confusing; to undo twisted or tangled threads.
97. 10,797variouslyin several different ways or by several different people; diversely.
98. 10,798veterinarianA doctor who is trained and licensed to treat animals.
99. 10,799wastelanda large area of land that is empty, barren, or unable to support life or development.
100. 10,800watchdoga person or group that monitors others to prevent wrongdoing or ensure proper conduct.