The 2,101–2,200 most common English words

1. 2,101colourthe visual quality of an object produced by the wavelength of light it reflects, such as red, blue, or yellow.
2. 2,102contemporaryBelonging to the present time; modern.
3. 2,103criticismThe act of pointing out faults; a judgment of the good and bad in something.
4. 2,104effectivelyIn a way that produces the result you want; successfully.
5. 2,105extensiveLarge in amount, area, or range; covering much.
6. 2,106formationThe process of forming or being formed; an arrangement.
7. 2,107galleryA room or building where works of art are shown.
8. 2,108highwayA main road built for fast travel between places.
9. 2,109historicImportant in history; famous or memorable.
10. 2,110huntTo chase and try to catch or kill an animal; a search.
11. 2,111improvementThe act of making something better; a change that makes it better.
12. 2,112inchA unit of length equal to about 2.5 centimeters.
13. 2,113initiallyAt first; in the beginning.
14. 2,114juniorLower in rank or age; a younger or less senior person.
15. 2,115juryA group of people chosen to decide a verdict in a court case.
16. 2,116koreanRelating to Korea, its people, or its language.
17. 2,117monsterAn imaginary frightening creature.
18. 2,118olympicRelating to the international Olympic Games.
19. 2,119philosophyThe study of ideas about knowledge, truth, and life; a set of beliefs.
20. 2,120prideA feeling of pleasure and satisfaction in your achievements or qualities.
21. 2,121repeatTo say or do something again.
22. 2,122roughHaving an uneven surface; not smooth.
23. 2,123settlementAn official agreement that ends a dispute; a place where people settle to live.
24. 2,124smellA quality that can be sensed through the nose; or to sense it.
25. 2,125speakerA person who speaks, especially to an audience; or a device that produces sound.
26. 2,126toneThe quality or feeling of a sound, voice, or color; the general mood of something.
27. 2,127topicA subject that is talked or written about.
28. 2,128universalTrue or relevant in all cases or to everyone everywhere.
29. 2,129vastExtremely large in size or amount.
30. 2,130autoA car; relating to motor vehicles.
31. 2,131consistentAlways behaving or happening in the same way.
32. 2,132continuingGoing on without stopping; still happening.
33. 2,133earnTo get money in return for work.
34. 2,134fingerOne of the long thin parts at the end of the hand.
35. 2,135guitarA musical instrument with strings, played by plucking or strumming.
36. 2,136headingthe direction in which a person or vehicle is moving or pointing.
37. 2,137ignoreTo pay no attention to someone or something on purpose.
38. 2,138latinThe language of ancient Rome.
39. 2,139mealAn occasion when food is eaten, such as breakfast or dinner.
40. 2,140meanwhileAt the same time; while something else is happening.
41. 2,141naturallyIn a way that comes from nature; without effort or surprise.
42. 2,142necessarilyIn every case; as an automatic result.
43. 2,143partnershipA relationship in which two or more people or groups work together.
44. 2,144percentageAn amount expressed as a part of one hundred.
45. 2,145pocketA small bag sewn into clothing for carrying small things.
46. 2,146practicalUseful and sensible in real situations rather than just in theory.
47. 2,147primarilyMainly; for the most part.
48. 2,148regardlessWithout being affected by something; in spite of.
49. 2,149relativeA member of your family; or compared to something else.
50. 2,150rescueTo save someone or something from danger; the act of saving.
51. 2,151rushTo move or do something quickly; a sudden strong feeling or movement.
52. 2,152sharpHaving a thin edge or point that can cut; quick to notice or understand.
53. 2,153soccerA team game played by kicking a round ball into a goal.
54. 2,154stableFirm and not likely to change or fall; a building for keeping horses.
55. 2,155temporaryLasting for only a limited time; not permanent.
56. 2,156trickA clever action done to deceive, amuse, or surprise someone.
57. 2,157audiosound, especially recorded or transmitted sound.
58. 2,158boneOne of the hard parts that make up the skeleton of a body.
59. 2,159chamberA room used for a particular purpose; a part of a parliament.
60. 2,160chartA diagram or table that shows information clearly.
61. 2,161circuitA complete path around which an electric current flows.
62. 2,162clothingThings worn to cover the body, such as shirts and trousers.
63. 2,163complicatedDifficult to understand because of having many connected parts.
64. 2,164defendTo protect someone or something from attack or criticism.
65. 2,165everydayHappening or used regularly; ordinary.
66. 2,166extentThe size, degree, or limit of something.
67. 2,167fishingThe activity or sport of catching fish.
68. 2,168formatThe way something is arranged or presented.
69. 2,169gapAn empty space or break between two things.
70. 2,170gateA movable barrier used to close an opening in a fence or wall.
71. 2,171harmInjury or damage; to hurt or damage someone or something.
72. 2,172healthcarethe organized provision of medical services to maintain or improve people's health
73. 2,173householdA group of people who live together in one house.
74. 2,174immigrationThe act of coming to live permanently in a foreign country.
75. 2,175impressiveCausing admiration because it is very good or skillful.
76. 2,176killerA person who kills another person.
77. 2,177lessonA period of teaching; something learned from experience.
78. 2,178lovingShowing or feeling great affection.
79. 2,179membershipThe state of belonging to a group or organization.
80. 2,180mirrorA piece of glass with a shiny back that reflects images.
81. 2,181mountTo climb up or get onto something; a mountain.
82. 2,182occurTo happen, especially without being planned.
83. 2,183parkingA place where vehicles can be left for a time.
84. 2,184proposalA plan or suggestion put forward for others to consider.
85. 2,185provinceA region of a country with its own local government.
86. 2,186recognitionPublic praise or acknowledgment of an achievement; the act of recognizing.
87. 2,187reputationThe opinion that people generally have about someone or something.
88. 2,188rollingMoving by turning over and over; gentle slopes that rise and fall.
89. 2,189shortlySoon; in a short time.
90. 2,190stronglyIn a firm or powerful way; very much.
91. 2,191techniqueA particular way of doing something, especially a skill.
92. 2,192thinHaving little distance between two opposite surfaces; not thick.
93. 2,193adventureAn exciting or unusual experience, often involving some risk.
94. 2,194argueTo disagree with someone, often in an angry way.
95. 2,195assessmentThe act of judging the quality, value, or level of something.
96. 2,196atmosphereThe mood or feeling of a place; the air surrounding the earth.
97. 2,197awfulVery bad or unpleasant.
98. 2,198bedroomA room used for sleeping in.
99. 2,199beliefA feeling that something is true or real.
100. 2,200carefullyIn a way that gives thought and attention to avoid mistakes.