The 3,601–3,700 most common English words
- 3,601deadlineA time by which something must be finished.
- 3,602deerA wild animal with long legs, the male of which has antlers.
- 3,603deltaA triangular area of land formed by sediment deposited where a river meets the sea or a lake.
- 3,604diveto plunge headfirst into water, or to move downward quickly
- 3,605divideTo separate into parts; in math, to find how many times one number fits another.
- 3,606electoralRelating to elections or voting.
- 3,607elevenThe number 11.
- 3,608entityA thing that exists separately as a single complete unit.
- 3,609excessiveMore than is necessary, normal, or reasonable.
- 3,610feminista person who supports equal rights and opportunities for women
- 3,611healTo become healthy again after an injury or illness.
- 3,612interfaceA point or device where two systems meet and connect.
- 3,613jewelryDecorative objects worn on the body, such as rings and necklaces.
- 3,614journalismThe activity of writing and reporting news for the public.
- 3,615jungleA thick tropical forest with dense plants and trees.
- 3,616lineararranged in or extending along a straight line; progressing in a single direction without curves or jumps.
- 3,617occasionalHappening sometimes but not regularly or often.
- 3,618pursuitThe act of trying to achieve or find something.
- 3,619rapa quick, sharp knock or hit.
- 3,620reminderSomething that helps you remember to do something.
- 3,621resumeA short written record of one's qualifications; or to begin again.
- 3,622ridgeA long narrow raised part of land, such as the top of a range of hills.
- 3,623tribeA group of people who share customs, ancestry, and a way of life.
- 3,624unfortunateUnlucky; causing or marked by bad luck.
- 3,625variableSomething that can change; a symbol that may take different values.
- 3,626alternateto repeatedly switch back and forth between two things
- 3,627artworkcreative work produced by an artist, such as a painting, drawing, or sculpture.
- 3,628athleteA person who is good at sports and trains to compete.
- 3,629attractionA place or thing that draws people to visit or look at it.
- 3,630babeAn informal, affectionate term for a loved one.
- 3,631bankruptcyThe state of being unable to pay your debts, declared by law.
- 3,632canona collection of works, rules, or ideas officially accepted as genuine or authoritative within a particular field or tradition.
- 3,633closurea sense of resolution or conclusion to a difficult situation.
- 3,634cognitiveRelating to thinking, learning, and understanding.
- 3,635convertTo change something into a different form or use.
- 3,636defenderA person or player who protects against attack.
- 3,637dentalrelating to the teeth or dentistry.
- 3,638diplomaticSkillful in dealing with people; relating to relations between countries.
- 3,639drumA musical instrument played by hitting it with sticks or hands.
- 3,640editorialAn article in a newspaper or magazine that expresses the editor's or publication's opinion.
- 3,641eternalLasting forever; without beginning or end.
- 3,642freezeTo become hard and solid because of cold; to stop moving suddenly.
- 3,643genericnot specific to a particular brand; general or common.
- 3,644grandmaAn informal, affectionate word for grandmother.
- 3,645gripA firm hold; to hold something tightly.
- 3,646handfulA small amount that can be held in the hand; a small number.
- 3,647happilyIn a happy way.
- 3,648harmonya pleasing combination of elements that work well together, especially in music or relationships.
- 3,649humbleHaving a modest opinion of oneself; not arrogant or proud.
- 3,650hybridSomething made by combining two different elements, types, or systems.
- 3,651keyboardA set of keys used to input data into a computer or to play musical notes.
- 3,652locallyin or relating to a particular area or neighborhood; not far from a specific place.
- 3,653mildNot strong, severe, or extreme; gentle.
- 3,654minimalVery small in amount; as little as possible.
- 3,655molecularrelating to or consisting of molecules.
- 3,656neighborA person who lives near or next to you.
- 3,657noonTwelve o'clock in the middle of the day.
- 3,658nowadaysat the present time; in these times.
- 3,659openlyIn a way that is honest and not hidden; publicly.
- 3,660overviewa general summary or survey of a subject.
- 3,661palestinianA person from Palestine, or relating to Palestine.
- 3,662parisha small administrative district typically having its own church.
- 3,663patheticCausing feelings of sadness or pity; miserably inadequate.
- 3,664potatoA round vegetable that grows underground and is eaten as food.
- 3,665preferenceA greater liking for one thing over another.
- 3,666promisingShowing signs that something good is likely to happen.
- 3,667proportionA part or share considered in relation to the whole.
- 3,668rageViolent, uncontrollable anger.
- 3,669restorationthe act of returning something to its original condition.
- 3,670selfishCaring only about yourself and not considering the needs of others.
- 3,671sergeantA military rank below an officer; a police officer of middle rank.
- 3,672silkA soft smooth fine cloth made from threads produced by silkworms.
- 3,673stampA small piece of paper stuck on mail to show postage; to press the foot down hard.
- 3,674throneThe special chair on which a king or queen sits.
- 3,675urgeA strong wish or need to do something; to strongly encourage someone.
- 3,676voterA person who votes or is qualified to vote in an election.
- 3,677witchA woman believed to have magic powers, especially evil ones.
- 3,678allyA country or person that helps and supports another, especially in war.
- 3,679arrayA large and impressive group or display of things.
- 3,680bellyThe front part of the body below the chest; the stomach area.
- 3,681boothA small enclosed space or stall, as for a phone, photos, or selling goods.
- 3,682breakdowna detailed analysis or division of something into smaller parts.
- 3,683brutalExtremely violent, harsh, or cruel.
- 3,684citizenshipThe state of being a legal member of a country.
- 3,685cliffA high steep face of rock, especially by the sea.
- 3,686consensusGeneral agreement among a group of people.
- 3,687declarationA formal or official statement.
- 3,688distinctionThe quality of being excellent or special; a clear difference.
- 3,689facialrelating to or affecting the face
- 3,690faithfulLoyal and true to a person, belief, or promise.
- 3,691fatalcausing death or serious disaster; deadly.
- 3,692figA soft, sweet fruit with many tiny seeds, grown on a fig tree.
- 3,693fittingappropriate or suitable for a particular situation.
- 3,694genuinelyin a truthful and sincere way; truly
- 3,695hungerThe feeling of needing or wanting food; a strong desire.
- 3,696hurricaneA violent tropical storm with very strong winds.
- 3,697importTo bring goods into a country from abroad; goods brought in this way.
- 3,698innovativeIntroducing new ideas or methods; original and creative.
- 3,699jurisdictionThe area or range over which a court or authority has power.
- 3,700laughterThe act or sound of laughing.