The 4,501–4,600 most common English words

4,501hollowhaving an empty space inside; not solid.
4,502homelandThe country where a person was born or feels they belong.
4,503internationallyin a way that involves or relates to multiple countries around the world.
4,504iraqiA person from Iraq, or relating to Iraq.
4,505lameweak, unconvincing, or inadequate
4,506lilya tall plant with large, trumpet-shaped flowers, often white or brightly colored.
4,507lockerA small cupboard with a lock for storing personal things.
4,508mainlandthe main continuous area of a country or continent, not including islands.
4,509markingthe act of correcting and grading written work.
4,510meditationthe practice of focusing the mind quietly, often for relaxation or spiritual purposes.
4,511messengera person who carries a message or delivers items between people or places.
4,512pencila thin writing instrument with a graphite core, used for drawing or writing
4,513philosophicalRelating to philosophy; calm and accepting in difficult situations.
4,514plasmathe liquid part of blood in which cells are suspended; also an ionized gas used in physics and technology.
4,515pleaAn urgent emotional request for something.
4,516punishTo make someone suffer for doing something wrong.
4,517purseA small bag for carrying money and personal items.
4,518quarterbackThe player in American football who directs the team's offense.
4,519reservationAn arrangement to keep something, such as a table or seat, for later use.
4,520rhetoricLanguage used to persuade or impress, often without real meaning.
4,521salvationThe act of being saved from danger, evil, or great difficulty.
4,522secularNot connected with religion or spiritual matters.
4,523sensitivityThe quality of being easily affected or quick to feel things.
4,524sighTo let out a long deep breath, often showing tiredness or sadness.
4,525sixteenThe number equal to 10 plus 6; 16.
4,526sovereignhaving supreme, independent authority or power, especially over a country.
4,527spouseA person's husband or wife.
4,528supervisorA person who watches over and directs the work of others.
4,529syntheticMade by chemical processes rather than occurring naturally; artificial.
4,530tensefeeling nervous, anxious, or unable to relax.
4,531vegana person who does not eat or use any animal products
4,532wildernessA wild natural area that has not been changed by people.
4,533adviserA person who gives advice, especially professionally.
4,534aggregateA total or combined amount formed by adding together several separate elements.
4,535anatomythe scientific study of the structure of living things, especially the body.
4,536automobilea road vehicle powered by an engine, designed to carry passengers
4,537cementa gray powder mixed with water that hardens and is used in construction to bind materials together.
4,538chessA board game for two players, each starting with sixteen pieces, played on a checkered board.
4,539compositemade up of various parts or elements combined into a whole.
4,540consequentlyAs a result; therefore.
4,541consistTo be made up of particular things or parts.
4,542dullnot interesting or exciting; boring.
4,543farethe price paid to travel on public transport
4,544floatTo rest or move on the surface of a liquid without sinking.
4,545generatora machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
4,546grindhard, tedious, and continuous work or effort.
4,547groveA small group of trees, typically without undergrowth.
4,548gumA sweet, chewy substance made for chewing but not swallowing.
4,549hobbyAn activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure.
4,550idolA person who is greatly admired or loved, especially a famous entertainer or athlete.
4,551illusionSomething that seems real but is not; a false idea or impression.
4,552incorrectNot correct; containing an error or mistake.
4,553junctiona point where two or more roads, lines, or things meet or join.
4,554leapTo jump high or a long way; a big jump.
4,555locateTo find the exact position of someone or something.
4,556medicareA US federal health insurance program primarily for people aged 65 and older.
4,557motiveA reason for doing something.
4,558neighbourhoodan area or district within a town or city, especially one where people live
4,559opposeTo disagree with or act against something.
4,560optimalBest or most favorable under a given set of conditions.
4,561overtimetime worked beyond normal working hours, or the pay received for such work.
4,562postalrelating to the mail or post office system.
4,563prepto prepare; to get ready for something.
4,564profoundVery great or deeply felt; showing great knowledge or insight.
4,565prosecutorA lawyer who tries to prove that someone is guilty in court.
4,566rebellionorganized resistance or opposition against authority or control.
4,567recipientA person who receives something.
4,568refunda repayment of money to a customer who returned a product or is owed money.
4,569riskyinvolving the possibility of danger, failure, or loss.
4,570robuststrong and effective in all conditions; able to withstand difficult situations.
4,571scamA dishonest scheme or fraud designed to trick people out of money.
4,572simulationan imitation of a real situation or process, used for training or analysis.
4,573soberNot under the influence of alcohol; serious and calm in manner.
4,574spicea substance used to flavor food, often made from plants.
4,575squeezeTo press something firmly, especially from both sides.
4,576supervisionthe act of watching over and directing someone or something to ensure proper conduct or performance.
4,577swapTo exchange one thing for another.
4,578terraina stretch of land, especially with regard to its physical features.
4,579themeddesigned or decorated around a particular subject or idea.
4,580threatenTo be a sign of possible harm; to say you may hurt someone.
4,581towelA piece of cloth used for drying the body or things.
4,582trioa group of three people or things.
4,583unconsciousnot aware of one's surroundings; in a state of having lost consciousness.
4,584vegetableA plant or part of a plant eaten as food, such as a carrot or bean.
4,585vibeA feeling or atmosphere that a person or place gives off.
4,586virtueA good moral quality in a person, such as honesty or kindness.
4,587workforceThe total number of workers employed by an organization or available in a country.
4,588zombiea person who appears lifeless, slow, or unresponsive, like the undead creature from folklore.
4,589acreA unit for measuring an area of land, about 4,047 square meters.
4,590amenA word used at the end of a prayer to express agreement or affirmation.
4,591ariseTo begin to happen or exist, especially as a problem.
4,592automotiverelating to motor vehicles and their manufacture or use.
4,593battlefielda place where a battle is being fought or has been fought.
4,594bloomto produce flowers; to blossom.
4,595bundlea collection of things tied or wrapped together
4,596butterflya flying insect with large, often brightly colored wings.
4,597clownA performer who wears funny costumes and makeup to make people laugh.
4,598conjunctiona word that joins clauses, sentences, or words together, such as 'and', 'but', or 'or'.
4,599costlyRequiring a large amount of money; expensive.
4,600descentthe act of moving downward from a higher to a lower place.