The 4,201–4,300 most common English words
- 4,201clerkA person who works in a shop or keeps records in an office.
- 4,202considerablyto a notably large extent; significantly
- 4,203cottagea small, simple house, often in the countryside or by water.
- 4,204coupa sudden, violent seizure of power from a government.
- 4,205crudesimple and not well made or developed; lacking refinement or skill.
- 4,206dashto run somewhere very quickly
- 4,207disclosureThe act of making known information that was secret.
- 4,208disposalthe act of getting rid of something; the ability to use something as needed.
- 4,209distinctiveCharacteristic of one person or thing, and easily recognized.
- 4,210donationSomething, especially money, given to help a person or cause.
- 4,211dronean unmanned aircraft controlled remotely or by autopilot
- 4,212escortto accompany and guide or protect someone to a place
- 4,213firmlyIn a strong, steady, and secure way.
- 4,214flourA fine powder made from grain, used to make bread and cakes.
- 4,215holdingsassets or investments owned by a person or organization.
- 4,216indierelating to or produced by an independent company or artist, outside of major commercial labels or studios.
- 4,217indirectNot going straight to the point; not direct in action or expression.
- 4,218inspireTo fill someone with the urge or ability to do something.
- 4,219institutionalRelating to a large organization such as a university or company.
- 4,220interimtemporary; serving for a limited time until something permanent is established.
- 4,221jerkA quick, sharp pull or movement.
- 4,222kindlyIn a kind and gentle manner; please (used to make a polite request).
- 4,223kindnessthe quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate toward others.
- 4,224lotteryA game of chance in which winners are selected by a random drawing.
- 4,225magnitudeThe great size, extent, or importance of something.
- 4,226minusbelow zero; less by a certain amount.
- 4,227outletA point where electricity can be connected; a way of expressing feelings; a shop.
- 4,228pauseA short stop in speaking or action; to stop briefly.
- 4,229pledgea serious promise or commitment to do something.
- 4,230portala website or web page that serves as an entry point to other resources, or a grand doorway or gate.
- 4,231prescriptionA written instruction from a doctor for medicine.
- 4,232publicityattention or notice given to someone or something by the media or public.
- 4,233puppya young dog
- 4,234recruitmentThe process of finding and hiring new people for a job or organization.
- 4,235siliconA hard, grey chemical element used as a semiconductor in electronics.
- 4,236sliceA thin flat piece cut from something; to cut into such pieces.
- 4,237spellingThe way in which a word is correctly written, letter by letter.
- 4,238survivorA person who continues to live after a dangerous or deadly event.
- 4,239vaccineA substance given to protect the body against a particular disease.
- 4,240vinyla type of strong plastic material, often used to make records and floor coverings.
- 4,241accuratelyin a way that is correct and free from errors
- 4,242affiliateto officially join or connect with a larger organization.
- 4,243asylumprotection granted by a country to someone who has left their home country as a refugee.
- 4,244barnA large farm building for storing crops or keeping animals.
- 4,245cathedralA large and important Christian church, typically the official seat of a bishop.
- 4,246clauseA part of a legal document; or a group of words with a subject and verb.
- 4,247clusterA group of similar things close together.
- 4,248consistencythe quality of always behaving or performing in the same steady way over time.
- 4,249cylindera solid or hollow geometric shape with straight parallel sides and circular ends.
- 4,250dancerA person who dances, especially as a performer.
- 4,251deafunable to hear, either partially or completely.
- 4,252denialA statement that something is not true; the refusal to admit something.
- 4,253docka structure built along the shore where boats can be tied up.
- 4,254entrepreneurA person who starts and runs their own business, taking risks for profit.
- 4,255evidentEasy to see or understand; clear.
- 4,256expectationA belief that something will happen or that someone will do something.
- 4,257expeditiona journey undertaken by a group for a specific purpose, especially exploration or research.
- 4,258facilitateTo make an action or process easier.
- 4,259featan achievement requiring great skill or courage
- 4,260fossilThe preserved remains of a plant or animal from long ago.
- 4,261freightgoods transported in bulk by truck, train, ship, or aircraft.
- 4,262honestythe quality of being truthful and not deceiving others.
- 4,263inappropriateNot suitable or right for the situation.
- 4,264infantA very young child or baby.
- 4,265injectionan act of putting a liquid, especially a drug, into the body using a needle and syringe.
- 4,266instrumentalserving as a key means or agent in achieving something; playing an important role.
- 4,267insultTo speak or act in a way that is rude or offensive to someone.
- 4,268interferenceThe act of getting in the way or disrupting something, often a signal or process.
- 4,269interstatea highway connecting two or more states, especially in the US.
- 4,270neattidy and orderly in appearance or arrangement.
- 4,271negotiateTo discuss something in order to reach an agreement.
- 4,272neoa prefix meaning new, recent, or a revived form of something.
- 4,273offsetto balance or compensate for something, especially a negative effect
- 4,274outbreaka sudden occurrence or start of something harmful, such as a disease or conflict.
- 4,275palAn informal word for a friend.
- 4,276perfectionthe state of being free from flaws or as good as possible.
- 4,277probea device or tool used to investigate or explore something
- 4,278proposeTo put forward a plan or idea; to ask someone to marry you.
- 4,279quarterlyhappening or produced four times a year, once every three months.
- 4,280rehabilitationthe process of restoring someone to health or normal life through training and therapy.
- 4,281resistantable to withstand or not be affected by something
- 4,282rollera cylinder-shaped tool that rolls over a surface to spread paint or flatten material.
- 4,283skinnyVery thin or low in fat.
- 4,284sneakTo move quietly and secretly to avoid being noticed.
- 4,285sorepainful or aching, especially in the muscles.
- 4,286sparkA small bright flash from a fire or electricity; to cause something to begin.
- 4,287speculationThe forming of opinions or guesses without firm evidence.
- 4,288steepRising or falling sharply; at a sharp angle.
- 4,289strawa thin tube used for drinking liquids
- 4,290successora person or thing that comes after and takes the place of another.
- 4,291uncertainnot known, definite, or sure; doubtful.
- 4,292uploadto transfer data from a local device to a remote server or the internet.
- 4,293vectoran organism that transmits a disease or parasite from one animal or plant to another
- 4,294weighTo measure how heavy something is; to have a particular weight.
- 4,295whatsoeverat all; of any kind (used for emphasis, usually in negative sentences).
- 4,296absentnot present in a place where one is expected to be.
- 4,297acousticrelating to sound or the sense of hearing; not electrically amplified
- 4,298adaptTo change in order to fit a new situation.
- 4,299archiveA collection of historical records or documents; to store such records.
- 4,300atomicrelating to atoms or the extremely small units that make up all matter.