The 3,301–3,400 most common English words

1. 3,301consecutiveFollowing one after another in unbroken order.
2. 3,302costumeA set of clothes worn to look like someone or something else.
3. 3,303earla British nobleman ranking above a viscount and below a marquess.
4. 3,304endlessHaving or seeming to have no end.
5. 3,305examineTo look at something carefully and in detail.
6. 3,306garbageWaste material or rubbish that is thrown away.
7. 3,307gospelThe teachings of Jesus; one of the first four books of the New Testament.
8. 3,308grainA small hard seed of a food plant such as wheat; a tiny piece.
9. 3,309gridA pattern of evenly spaced crossing lines; a network of power lines.
10. 3,310identificationThe act of recognizing who or what someone or something is; ID.
11. 3,311lapThe flat area formed by the upper legs when sitting; one circuit of a track.
12. 3,312liverA large organ in the body that cleans the blood and aids digestion.
13. 3,313metroAn underground railway system in a city; a subway.
14. 3,314metropolitanrelating to or characteristic of a large, densely populated city.
15. 3,315mixtureA combination of different things mixed together.
16. 3,316oakA large strong tree that produces acorns and hard wood.
17. 3,317parliamentaryrelating to a parliament or its procedures.
18. 3,318patentAn official right to be the only one to make or sell an invention.
19. 3,319perceptionThe way you notice, understand, or think about something.
20. 3,320physicianA medical doctor, especially one who treats illness without surgery.
21. 3,321proceedTo continue or go forward, especially after stopping.
22. 3,322proceedingsEvents that happen in order; the formal activities of a court.
23. 3,323restoreTo bring something back to its original or good condition.
24. 3,324rifleA long gun fired from the shoulder.
25. 3,325rivalA person or group competing with another; an opponent.
26. 3,326runnerA person who runs, especially in a race.
27. 3,327sadlyIn a way that causes sorrow; unfortunately.
28. 3,328significanceThe importance or meaning of something.
29. 3,329soapA substance used with water for washing and cleaning.
30. 3,330sprayto scatter liquid in small drops over a surface or area.
31. 3,331structuralRelating to the structure of something, especially a building.
32. 3,332suiteA set of connected rooms, especially in a hotel; a set of matching things.
33. 3,333tropicalRelating to the hot, wet regions near the equator.
34. 3,334unnecessaryNot needed; more than what is required.
35. 3,335verseA line of a poem or song; a section of writing.
36. 3,336victora person who wins a battle, contest, or competition.
37. 3,337vintageSomething from the past of high quality, or characteristic of a particular era.
38. 3,338adoptionThe legal act of taking a child or animal into your family to care for it.
39. 3,339anonymousMade or done by someone whose name is not known.
40. 3,340artisticShowing skill or imagination in art.
41. 3,341attendanceThe number of people present at an event; the act of being present.
42. 3,342aviationthe practice or business of operating aircraft
43. 3,343barrelA large round container with curved sides, used for liquids.
44. 3,344belovedDearly loved; a much-loved person or thing.
45. 3,345blessTo ask God to protect or favor someone or something.
46. 3,346cinemaa theater where movies are shown to an audience.
47. 3,347colonialRelating to a country ruled or settled by another country.
48. 3,348complianceThe act of obeying rules, orders, or requests.
49. 3,349contraryopposite in nature, direction, or meaning.
50. 3,350couchA long comfortable seat for two or more people; a sofa.
51. 3,351crushTo press something so hard that it breaks or loses shape; a strong liking for someone.
52. 3,352damA barrier constructed across a river or stream to hold back water.
53. 3,353decreaseTo become or make smaller in size, number, or amount.
54. 3,354diabetesA disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood.
55. 3,355dressinga covering, such as bandages or gauze, placed over a wound to protect it.
56. 3,356genreA category of art, music, or writing with a particular style.
57. 3,357gentleKind, calm, and not rough or violent.
58. 3,358grammarThe rules that describe how words are used in a language.
59. 3,359hiva virus that attacks the immune system and can lead to AIDS if untreated.
60. 3,360jama situation in which traffic is blocked and cannot move
61. 3,361leasea legal contract granting use of property for a set period in exchange for payment.
62. 3,362lensA curved piece of glass used to focus light, as in glasses or a camera.
63. 3,363loyaltyFirm and faithful support for a person, group, or cause.
64. 3,364magneticHaving a powerful charm or attraction that draws people in.
65. 3,365mysteriousDifficult or impossible to understand or explain; strange.
66. 3,366notionAn idea, belief, or understanding of something.
67. 3,367partialNot complete; affecting only part of something.
68. 3,368propagandaInformation spread to influence people's opinions, often misleading.
69. 3,369ratA small rodent with a long tail, larger than a mouse.
70. 3,370reflectionAn image seen in a mirror or shiny surface; careful thought.
71. 3,371resolveTo find a solution to a problem; to firmly decide to do something.
72. 3,372revolutionaryInvolving a complete and dramatic change; relating to a revolution.
73. 3,373scandalAn action or event that causes public shock and disapproval.
74. 3,374shineTo give out bright light; to be bright.
75. 3,375simultaneouslyAt the same time.
76. 3,376substitutea person or thing that takes the place of another.
77. 3,377surveillanceClose watching of a person or place, especially to prevent crime.
78. 3,378testimonyA formal statement, especially one given in a court of law.
79. 3,379thairelating to Thailand, its people, or its language and culture.
80. 3,380treasureA collection of valuable things such as gold or jewels; to value greatly.
81. 3,381trophyA prize or award, often a cup or figurine, given as a symbol of victory or achievement.
82. 3,382tweetto post a short message on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
83. 3,383underlyingHidden but important; forming the basis of something.
84. 3,384unfairNot treating people equally or in a just way.
85. 3,385acceptanceThe act of agreeing to or receiving something willingly.
86. 3,386annuallyOnce a year; every year.
87. 3,387apologizeTo say you are sorry for doing something wrong.
88. 3,388ashThe gray powder that remains after something has burned.
89. 3,389auntThe sister of your mother or father.
90. 3,390bubbleA thin ball of liquid filled with air or gas.
91. 3,391casinoA building where people play gambling games.
92. 3,392counselAdvice, especially given formally; a lawyer who represents someone.
93. 3,393creatureA living being, especially an animal.
94. 3,394deadlyCausing or able to cause death.
95. 3,395dera feeling of dread or apprehension; hesitation caused by fear.
96. 3,396determinationFirmness of purpose; the quality of not giving up.
97. 3,397embraceTo hold someone closely in your arms; to accept something willingly.
98. 3,398exhibitA public display of objects; to show something publicly.
99. 3,399gentlemanA polite, well-mannered man.
100. 3,400halloweenA holiday on October 31 when children dress in costumes.