The 3,801–3,900 most common English words
- 3,801mythA traditional story; or a widely held but false belief.
- 3,802overwhelmingSo great or strong that it is difficult to deal with.
- 3,803paleLight in color; having little color in the face.
- 3,804pastorA Christian minister in charge of a church.
- 3,805permanentlyin a way that lasts forever or for a very long time without change.
- 3,806poisona substance that causes illness or death if taken into the body.
- 3,807predictTo say what will happen in the future before it does.
- 3,808provincialhaving a narrow or limited outlook due to lack of exposure to wider society.
- 3,809rebelTo fight against or refuse to obey those in power; a person who does this.
- 3,810rotationthe action of rotating around a central point or axis
- 3,811separatelyapart from each other; not together.
- 3,812subtleSo slight or delicate that it is hard to notice.
- 3,813tollThe number of people killed or harmed; a charge for using a road; the sound of a bell.
- 3,814toothOne of the hard white objects in the mouth used for biting and chewing.
- 3,815tragicVery sad, especially involving death or suffering.
- 3,816trainerA person who trains people or animals; a soft sports shoe.
- 3,817unbelievableSo surprising or impressive that it is hard to believe.
- 3,818underneathdirectly below or beneath something.
- 3,819variationA form of something that differs slightly from others.
- 3,820viralspreading rapidly and widely, especially through the internet or social media.
- 3,821warehousea large building used for storing goods or products.
- 3,822widowa woman whose husband has died and who has not remarried.
- 3,823adjustTo change something slightly to make it fit or work better.
- 3,824administratorA person who manages the affairs of an organization.
- 3,825altogetherCompletely; in total; on the whole.
- 3,826assessTo judge or decide the quality, value, or amount of something.
- 3,827assumptionSomething accepted as true without proof.
- 3,828basketA container made of woven material, used for carrying things.
- 3,829beardthe hair that grows on a man's chin and cheeks.
- 3,830blanketA large piece of soft cloth used to keep warm, especially on a bed.
- 3,831bucketA round open container with a handle for carrying liquids.
- 3,832burgera round, flat patty of ground meat served in a bun.
- 3,833capabilityThe ability or power to do something.
- 3,834concentrateTo focus all your attention and effort on one thing.
- 3,835consequenceA result or effect of an action or situation, often unpleasant.
- 3,836continentOne of the main large areas of land on Earth, such as Africa or Asia.
- 3,837cookieA small sweet baked cake, usually flat and round.
- 3,838cursea solemn utterance intended to bring bad luck or harm to someone
- 3,839drainA pipe or channel that carries away waste water; to empty out liquid.
- 3,840ethicalRelating to what is right and wrong in behavior; morally correct.
- 3,841excellenceThe quality of being extremely good or outstanding.
- 3,842flameThe bright glowing part of a fire.
- 3,843freelyIn a way that is not controlled or limited; openly.
- 3,844graduationThe act of completing a course of study and receiving a degree.
- 3,845hintA small piece of information that helps you guess something.
- 3,846horizonThe line where the earth or sea seems to meet the sky.
- 3,847hostileUnfriendly and ready to fight or argue.
- 3,848inkA colored liquid used for writing, drawing, or printing.
- 3,849innA small hotel that provides lodging and sometimes meals for travelers.
- 3,850matrixA rectangular array of numbers or elements arranged in rows and columns, or a surrounding environment in which something develops.
- 3,851miserablevery unhappy or uncomfortable; causing great distress
- 3,852momentumThe force or speed of a moving object; a building strength or progress.
- 3,853monkeyA small to medium animal with a long tail, related to apes.
- 3,854motorcyclea two-wheeled motor vehicle used for transportation.
- 3,855nationwidecovering or affecting the entire country.
- 3,856nestA structure built by a bird to lay eggs and raise its young.
- 3,857nicelyin a pleasing or satisfactory way
- 3,858ninthThe ordinal number matching the position nine in a sequence.
- 3,859nominationThe act of officially suggesting someone for a position or award.
- 3,860notableworthy of attention; remarkable or important
- 3,861obligationSomething you must do because it is right or required.
- 3,862opticalrelating to sight or the eye; relating to light.
- 3,863outlookAn expectation for the future; a person's attitude or point of view.
- 3,864pennyA small copper-colored coin worth one cent in the US currency system.
- 3,865pettyconcerned with small, unimportant matters; narrow-minded.
- 3,866quantityAn amount or number of something.
- 3,867quantumrelating to a discrete unit of energy or matter in quantum mechanics; a fundamental concept in modern physics.
- 3,868rainbowan arc of colors in the sky caused by sunlight passing through water droplets
- 3,869reeda thin piece of cane or metal in a wind instrument that vibrates to produce sound; also a tall grass-like plant growing in wet areas.
- 3,870reignthe period during which a monarch rules.
- 3,871scanTo look at or examine something closely; to copy an image into a computer.
- 3,872scareTo make someone feel frightened; a sudden feeling of fear.
- 3,873spanthe length of something from one end to the other
- 3,874submissionthe act of presenting or handing something in for consideration or judgment.
- 3,875supporterA person who supports a team, cause, or person.
- 3,876testamentclear proof or evidence of something; a tribute to something's quality or worth.
- 3,877toeOne of the five small parts at the end of the foot.
- 3,878tremendousExtremely large, great, or impressive.
- 3,879accommodationa place where someone can stay or live, especially temporarily.
- 3,880adorableInspiring great affection; extremely cute or charming.
- 3,881allegedlyAccording to what people say, though it has not been proven.
- 3,882ambulancea vehicle equipped to transport sick or injured people to a hospital.
- 3,883ashamedFeeling embarrassed or guilty about something one has done.
- 3,884assureTo tell someone something confidently to remove their doubt.
- 3,885ballotA piece of paper or system used for voting secretly.
- 3,886blessingSomething good that brings happiness; approval or a prayer of thanks.
- 3,887cemeteryA place where dead people are buried; a graveyard.
- 3,888cheatTo act dishonestly to gain an advantage, especially in a test or game.
- 3,889cheerA shout of joy or encouragement; to shout in support or to make happy.
- 3,890chilea hot pepper used as a spice or ingredient in cooking.
- 3,891cigaretteA thin tube of paper filled with tobacco for smoking.
- 3,892compactsmall and efficiently arranged; taking up little space.
- 3,893deficitThe amount by which money spent is more than money earned; a shortage.
- 3,894demoa demonstration or trial showing how something works.
- 3,895demonAn evil spirit.
- 3,896demonstrationA public gathering to protest or show support; a clear showing of something.
- 3,897detectionThe process of discovering or noticing something, especially something hidden or hard to find.
- 3,898dollA child's toy made to look like a small person.
- 3,899elaborateinvolving many carefully arranged parts; detailed and complex.
- 3,900elderAn older person, especially one respected for wisdom.