The 1,601–1,700 most common English words

1. 1,601advanceTo move forward; to make progress; or to do earlier than planned.
2. 1,602apartmentA set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a building.
3. 1,603chainA series of connected metal rings; or a connected group of things.
4. 1,604chapterOne of the main parts into which a book is divided.
5. 1,605confidenceThe feeling of being sure about your own abilities.
6. 1,606cookTo prepare food by heating it; a person who prepares meals.
7. 1,607cutePleasant and attractive in an endearing way; pretty.
8. 1,608equalThe same in size, amount, value, or status.
9. 1,609fakeNot real or genuine; made to look like something it is not.
10. 1,610financeThe management of money; the study of how money is used.
11. 1,611identityWho a person is; the qualities that make someone or something distinct.
12. 1,612journeyAn act of traveling from one place to another.
13. 1,613kitchenThe room where food is prepared and cooked.
14. 1,614maintainTo keep something in good condition or at the same level.
15. 1,615measureTo find the size, amount, or degree of something.
16. 1,616numerousMany; existing in large numbers.
17. 1,617quietMaking little or no noise; calm and peaceful.
18. 1,618specificallyIn a definite and exact way; for one particular reason or purpose.
19. 1,619splitTo divide or break into separate parts.
20. 1,620taskA piece of work that must be done.
21. 1,621twentyThe number 20.
22. 1,622urbanRelating to a city or town rather than the countryside.
23. 1,623aircraftA vehicle that can fly, such as an airplane or helicopter.
24. 1,624approximatelyAlmost exactly; about.
25. 1,625argumentAn angry disagreement in which people express opposing views.
26. 1,626conflictA serious disagreement or struggle between people or ideas.
27. 1,627consideringTaking something into account; in view of.
28. 1,628corporateRelating to a large company or business.
29. 1,629debateA formal discussion in which people express opposing opinions.
30. 1,630distributionThe way something is shared out or spread over an area.
31. 1,631escapeTo get away from a place or situation; to break free.
32. 1,632extendedMade longer in time or distance; stretched out.
33. 1,633fasterAt a greater speed; more quickly.
34. 1,634faultResponsibility for something wrong; a mistake or weakness.
35. 1,635fillTo make something full, or to become full.
36. 1,636friendlyKind, pleasant, and easy to be with.
37. 1,637layTo put something down carefully, especially in a flat position.
38. 1,638mixedMade up of different kinds of things; combined.
39. 1,639phaseA stage in a process of change or development.
40. 1,640properlyIn the correct or suitable way.
41. 1,641pureNot mixed with anything else; clean and free from harmful things.
42. 1,642revenueThe income that a business or government receives.
43. 1,643secureSafe and protected from danger; to make safe; to obtain firmly.
44. 1,644smileA friendly expression made by turning up the corners of the mouth.
45. 1,645strangeUnusual or surprising in a way that is hard to explain.
46. 1,646talentA natural ability to do something well.
47. 1,647temperatureHow hot or cold something is.
48. 1,648thousandThe number 1,000.
49. 1,649truckA large road vehicle used for carrying goods.
50. 1,650ahUsed to express feelings such as surprise, pleasure, or understanding.
51. 1,651basicallyIn the most important or simplest way; essentially.
52. 1,652besidesIn addition to; as well as.
53. 1,653birdA feathered animal with wings that can usually fly.
54. 1,654blameTo say that someone is responsible for something bad.
55. 1,655bowlA deep round dish used for food.
56. 1,656chickenA common farm bird kept for its eggs and meat.
57. 1,657contextThe situation or words surrounding something that help explain its meaning.
58. 1,658coverageThe reporting of news; the extent to which something is included.
59. 1,659determineTo find out or decide something with certainty.
60. 1,660displayAn arrangement of things for people to look at; or to show something.
61. 1,661dyingComing to the end of life; ceasing to live.
62. 1,662experiencedHaving knowledge or skill gained from doing something many times.
63. 1,663falseNot true or correct; wrong.
64. 1,664fundingMoney provided for a particular purpose.
65. 1,665incredibleSo good or great that it is hard to believe; amazing.
66. 1,666meatThe flesh of an animal eaten as food.
67. 1,667ministryA government department responsible for a particular area.
68. 1,668modeA particular way in which a machine or system operates.
69. 1,669neckThe part of the body that connects the head to the shoulders.
70. 1,670novelA long written story, usually about imaginary people and events.
71. 1,671obviousEasy to see or understand; clear.
72. 1,672passingGoing by; happening for only a short time.
73. 1,673remainingStill left after others have gone or been used.
74. 1,674shirtA piece of clothing for the upper body, with sleeves and a collar.
75. 1,675slowlyAt a low speed; not quickly.
76. 1,676stadiumA large sports ground surrounded by seats for spectators.
77. 1,677surgeryMedical treatment in which a doctor cuts into the body to repair it.
78. 1,678tradingThe activity of buying and selling goods or shares.
79. 1,679tuesdayThe day of the week after Monday and before Wednesday.
80. 1,680visionThe ability to see; or an idea of what the future could be.
81. 1,681wheneverAt any or every time that something happens.
82. 1,682worriedFeeling anxious or troubled about something.
83. 1,683zeroThe number 0; nothing.
84. 1,684championA person or team that wins first place in a competition.
85. 1,685creamThe thick fatty liquid that rises to the top of milk.
86. 1,686crisisA time of great danger, difficulty, or trouble.
87. 1,687editorA person who prepares and corrects written work for publication.
88. 1,688estimatedCalculated or judged approximately, not exactly.
89. 1,689giantAn imaginary being of very great size; extremely large.
90. 1,690jailA place where people are kept as punishment for a crime.
91. 1,691kingdomA country ruled by a king or queen.
92. 1,692literatureWritten works such as novels, poems, and plays valued as art.
93. 1,693mayorThe elected head of the government of a town or city.
94. 1,694minorA person below the legal adult age; small or not very important.
95. 1,695oppositeCompletely different; facing or across from something.
96. 1,696orangeA round citrus fruit with a thick skin; or the color of this fruit.
97. 1,697ourselvesUsed to refer back to 'we' as the subject of the sentence.
98. 1,698selectionThe act of choosing; a range of things from which to choose.
99. 1,699servingThe act of giving help or food; an amount of food for one person.
100. 1,700signalA sound, movement, or sign that gives information or an instruction.