The 11,301–11,400 most common English words

11,301lovinglyin a way that shows deep affection or care
11,302newfoundrecently discovered or acquired for the first time.
11,303ninetiesthe decade spanning the years 90 to 99, especially 1990 to 1999.
11,304nukesnuclear weapons; atomic bombs
11,305observationalrelating to or based on careful watching and recording of things as they happen, without interference.
11,306ombudsmanan official appointed to investigate individuals' complaints against an organization or authority.
11,307pancreasA gland behind the stomach that produces digestive enzymes and hormones such as insulin.
11,308parloura sitting room in a private house used for receiving visitors.
11,309periodicala magazine or journal published at regular intervals.
11,310postmasterthe person in charge of managing a post office.
11,311powerfullyin a way that shows great strength or force
11,312primateA mammal of the order Primates, which includes humans, apes, and monkeys.
11,313proverba short, well-known saying that expresses a general truth or piece of advice.
11,314quarterfinalsThe round of a competition in which eight competitors or teams remain, with the winners advancing to the semifinals.
11,315ratificationThe formal approval or confirmation of an agreement, law, or treaty to make it officially valid.
11,316reclamationThe process of returning land or resources to a useful or natural condition.
11,317refuteto prove a statement or theory to be wrong or false.
11,318resettlementthe process of helping people move to and establish themselves in a new place, especially after displacement.
11,319sedentarycharacterized by much sitting and little physical activity
11,320shockersomething that greatly surprises or shocks people.
11,321showrooma room or building where goods are displayed for customers to view or buy.
11,322sightseeingthe activity of visiting places of interest as a tourist.
11,323soggywet and soft, especially in an unpleasant way.
11,324someplacean unspecified or unknown place; somewhere.
11,325sorcererA person who practices magic or uses supernatural powers; a wizard.
11,326sorcerythe use of magic powers, especially evil ones; witchcraft.
11,327specialityA particular area of work, skill, or product that someone is especially known for.
11,328spleenfeelings of anger or bad temper; also an abdominal organ involved in filtering blood.
11,329starlightthe light that comes from the stars in the sky.
11,330steadfastResolutely firm and unwavering in purpose, loyalty, or belief.
11,331stoopto bend the body forward and downward; to lower oneself physically.
11,332stylisticrelating to style, especially in writing, art, or music.
11,333superstitiousbelieving that certain actions or events bring good or bad luck through supernatural causes.
11,334tentativelyin a cautious or uncertain way, without full commitment.
11,335thriceThree times.
11,336touchyeasily upset or offended; sensitive about a particular subject.
11,337trampolinea piece of equipment consisting of a strong, taut fabric sheet connected by springs to a frame, used for jumping and acrobatic exercises.
11,338tranquilFree from disturbance; calm and peaceful.
11,339unplannednot planned or intended in advance; happening without prior arrangement.
11,340unsuspectingNot aware of any danger or deception; having no suspicion.
11,341unwelcomenot wanted or wished for; regarded as unpleasant or intrusive.
11,342unwellfeeling ill or not in good health.
11,343vacateto leave a place, making it empty or available for others.
11,344wetlandLow-lying land that is saturated with water, such as a marsh or swamp.
11,345abominationSomething that causes disgust or hatred; a thing greatly disliked or disapproved of.
11,346acutelyin an intense or sharp manner; to a very strong degree
11,347allotmenta share or portion of something distributed or assigned to someone.
11,348angelicResembling or relating to angels; extremely beautiful, pure, or kind.
11,349antisocialUnwilling to mix socially with others; hostile or harmful to organized society.
11,350astralrelating to the stars, or to a supposed non-physical realm of existence beyond the body.
11,351astrayAway from the correct path or proper direction; into error or wrongdoing.
11,352blacklistto put someone or something on a list of people or things that are disapproved of or banned.
11,353blockersthings or people that prevent progress or stop something from moving forward.
11,354blundera stupid or careless mistake
11,355brownishsomewhat brown in color; having a tinge of brown.
11,356chasera drink taken immediately after another drink of a different kind.
11,357choreographera person who creates and arranges sequences of dance movements.
11,358commotiona state of confused and noisy disturbance.
11,359completenessthe state of having all necessary parts or elements; being whole and thorough.
11,360conciergeA hotel staff member who assists guests with arrangements, reservations, and information.
11,361congressmenMembers of the United States Congress, especially of the House of Representatives.
11,362cynicisman attitude of distrust and scorn toward people's motives or sincerity.
11,363debatableopen to argument or dispute; not certain or decided.
11,364denominatorThe number below the line in a fraction, which shows how many equal parts the whole is divided into.
11,365diligentlyIn a careful and persistent manner; with steady effort and attention.
11,366dowryproperty or money brought by a bride to her husband at marriage
11,367dualityThe quality of having two opposite or contrasting aspects or natures.
11,368duplexA residential building divided into two separate living units.
11,369epiloguea short section at the end of a book, play, or other work that comments on or concludes what has happened.
11,370exterminationThe complete destruction or elimination of a group, especially pests or a population.
11,371fireflyA small flying insect that produces a glowing light from its body at night.
11,372flotationthe process of offering shares of a company to the public for the first time, or the ability of an object to float on water.
11,373forewordA short introductory section written at the beginning of a book, usually by someone other than the author.
11,374grandchildthe child of one's son or daughter
11,375habitableSuitable or fit to live in.
11,376haremthe separate part of a household reserved for wives and female servants in some Muslim societies; also refers to the group of women living there.
11,377hegemonyleadership or dominance, especially of one country or group over others.
11,378hippoa large, heavy African mammal that lives near rivers and lakes; short for hippopotamus.
11,379hypnoticHaving a sleep-inducing or deeply fascinating quality that captures attention completely.
11,380inactionfailure to act; lack of action when action is needed.
11,381inconclusiveNot leading to a clear conclusion or definite result.
11,382incubatorAn organization or facility that helps new businesses or ideas develop by providing resources and support.
11,383ineptLacking skill or ability; incompetent.
11,384inexplicableUnable to be explained or understood.
11,385innovateto introduce new ideas, methods, or products
11,386inseparableimpossible to separate or part; always together.
11,387intravenousRelating to or situated within a vein; administered into a vein.
11,388jurorA member of a jury in a court of law.
11,389kiloa unit of weight equal to one kilogram.
11,390kinshipa feeling of being close or connected to others; a family relationship.
11,391lactoseA natural sugar present in milk and dairy products.
11,392lenientMore merciful or tolerant than expected; not strict.
11,393lockouta situation in which an employer refuses to allow workers to enter their workplace, typically during a labor dispute.
11,394lubea substance used to reduce friction between moving parts; lubricant.
11,395mediateto intervene between parties in a conflict to help reach an agreement.
11,396millimetera unit of length equal to one thousandth of a meter.
11,397modalRelating to a grammatical form that expresses possibility, necessity, or permission.
11,398modernismA style or movement in art, architecture, and literature that broke with traditional forms and embraced new ideas and techniques.
11,399negotiatora person who discusses and arranges deals or agreements on behalf of others.
11,400nomadicHaving no fixed home; moving from place to place, especially in search of food or pasture.