The 4,701–4,800 most common English words

4,701catalogA complete list of items, often with descriptions, arranged in a systematic order.
4,702catalogueA complete list or record of items, often with descriptions.
4,703charitableGenerous in giving help or money to those in need; showing kindness and goodwill.
4,704collectorA person who collects things, especially as a hobby.
4,705complimentAn expression of praise or admiration.
4,706continuallyrepeatedly happening at frequent intervals, without stopping for long.
4,707coordinatorA person who organizes the parts of an activity so they work well together.
4,708deploymentThe action of bringing resources, people, or systems into effective use.
4,709enjoyablegiving pleasure or satisfaction; pleasant
4,710exoticoriginating from a distant foreign country; strikingly unusual or strange
4,711exteriorThe outer surface or outside part of something.
4,712feminineHaving qualities traditionally associated with women; delicate or graceful.
4,713fountaina structure that shoots water into the air, often found in parks or public spaces.
4,714furyextreme anger or rage
4,715genocidethe deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially targeting a particular ethnic or national group.
4,716glanceA quick look; to look quickly.
4,717glowa steady, soft light or warmth, often from a surface or face.
4,718haydried grass or other plants used as food for farm animals.
4,719hometownthe town or city where a person was born or grew up.
4,720humanitarianconcerned with improving human welfare and reducing suffering
4,721immunitythe ability of the body to resist infection or disease
4,722liberationthe act of being set free from imprisonment, oppression, or restrictions.
4,723likelihoodThe chance or probability that something will happen.
4,724lonebeing the only one; solitary; without companions.
4,725massacrethe brutal killing of a large number of people.
4,726memeAn image, video, or idea that spreads rapidly online, often with humorous content.
4,727nationalistA person who strongly supports their nation's interests and identity, often favoring independence or unity.
4,728necessitySomething that is needed and cannot be done without.
4,729nicknamean informal name given to a person or thing, often based on a notable characteristic.
4,730observerA person who watches something carefully.
4,731offshoreLocated or operating in a foreign country, or situated in the sea away from the shore.
4,732optionalAvailable as a choice but not required; left to one's own decision.
4,733pasteA thick, sticky substance used to glue things together.
4,734pioneera person who is among the first to explore or develop a new area of knowledge or activity.
4,735plazaa public outdoor square or open area in a town or city.
4,736prosperitythe state of being successful, especially in financial terms.
4,737recreationalrelating to activities done for enjoyment and relaxation during free time.
4,738refugea place or situation that provides shelter or protection from danger or difficulty.
4,739renewableable to be replaced or replenished naturally; not permanently used up.
4,740sackA large bag made of strong material for carrying things.
4,741shortageA situation in which there is not enough of something.
4,742sphereA round solid object shaped like a ball.
4,743stareTo look at someone or something for a long time without moving the eyes.
4,744suburbanRelating to the residential area outside a city center.
4,745terriblyto a very great degree; extremely (often used to intensify something negative or regretful).
4,746territorialrelating to or defensive of a particular area or territory.
4,747thrillera novel, film, or story designed to generate excitement, suspense, and tension.
4,748tossTo throw something lightly or carelessly.
4,749transgenderdenoting or relating to a person whose gender identity differs from the sex they were assigned at birth.
4,750turtleA slow-moving reptile with a hard shell, living on land or in water.
4,751verbalRelating to or expressed in spoken words.
4,752woolthe thick, curly hair of sheep, used to make yarn and fabric.
4,753accountablerequired to take responsibility for one's actions or decisions.
4,754advocacypublic support or active promotion of a cause or policy.
4,755aftermaththe period or consequences following a harmful or disruptive event
4,756aggressionhostile or violent behavior intended to dominate or attack others
4,757arguablyused to say that a claim can be supported by good reasons, though not everyone may agree.
4,758balloonA small rubber bag filled with air or gas, used as a toy or decoration.
4,759bluntspeaking in a direct and honest way, without trying to be polite or gentle.
4,760brigadeA large organized group of people working together for a common purpose, often in a military or emergency context.
4,761burialthe act of placing a dead body in a grave
4,762cardinalOf the greatest importance; fundamental.
4,763champa champion; a person who wins first place in a competition.
4,764champagnea sparkling white wine from the Champagne region of France, often used for celebrations.
4,765chorusthe part of a song that is repeated after each verse, usually sung by a group.
4,766chromea bright, shiny metallic coating or finish, often made from chromium.
4,767claritythe quality of being clear and easy to understand
4,768cleanera person whose job is to clean buildings or rooms.
4,769concludeTo decide something after considering the facts; to end a speech or activity.
4,770confidentialmeant to be kept secret; private and not for public knowledge.
4,771coordinationthe organization of different elements working together smoothly and efficiently.
4,772discretionthe quality of behaving or speaking in a way that is careful and shows good judgment
4,773ditcha long narrow channel dug in the ground, especially for drainage.
4,774domea rounded roof or ceiling shaped like the top half of a sphere.
4,775dopean illegal drug taken to enhance performance or for recreational use.
4,776droughta long period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.
4,777elevationthe height of a place above sea level or the ground.
4,778esteemGreat respect and admiration for someone.
4,779foga thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground that reduces visibility
4,780gestureA movement of the hand or body to express a feeling or idea.
4,781historianA person who studies or writes about history.
4,782horizontalparallel to the ground; flat and level from side to side.
4,783hospitalitythe friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests
4,784hostageA person held prisoner until certain demands are met.
4,785individuallyseparately, as single units rather than as a group.
4,786inevitablyin a way that cannot be avoided or prevented
4,787ladA boy or young man.
4,788listingsitems or entries displayed on a list, especially for jobs, products, or properties available.
4,789literacyThe ability to read and write.
4,790moisturea small amount of water present in the air or on a surface
4,791monumentA structure built to remember a person or important event.
4,792mortalityThe state of being certain to die; the number of deaths in a group.
4,793obsessionAn idea or feeling that occupies the mind constantly and is hard to control.
4,794optTo choose one thing rather than another.
4,795particleAn extremely small piece or amount of something.
4,796peanutA small oval seed eaten as a snack, growing in a pod underground.
4,797persistentcontinuing firmly despite difficulty or opposition.
4,798petroleumA natural liquid found underground, refined to make fuels such as gasoline and diesel.
4,799pharmaceuticalrelating to medicinal drugs or the industry that produces them
4,800progressiona gradual movement or development forward from one stage to the next.