The 5,101–5,200 most common English words
- 5,101yellTo shout loudly, especially in anger or excitement.
- 5,102advertisementA public notice promoting a product, service, or event.
- 5,103analyzeTo examine something in detail to understand or explain it.
- 5,104atmosphericHaving a mood or feeling that is interesting, mysterious, or romantic.
- 5,105bracketa support fixed to a wall to hold up a shelf or other object.
- 5,106cardiacrelating to the heart.
- 5,107creepto move slowly and quietly, often close to the ground.
- 5,108daylightthe natural light that comes from the sun during the day.
- 5,109discloseTo make known information that was secret.
- 5,110elbowThe joint in the middle of the arm where it bends.
- 5,111enthusiasticHaving or showing intense and eager enjoyment or interest.
- 5,112envya feeling of discontent or resentment caused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck.
- 5,113exilethe state of being forced to live away from one's home country, often for political reasons.
- 5,114exploitationthe act of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work or resources.
- 5,115gela thick, jelly-like substance used to hold or style hair, or to soothe skin.
- 5,116geneticsthe branch of biology concerned with heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics.
- 5,117gooseA large waterbird, or the meat of such a bird.
- 5,118grillto cook food on a metal frame over direct heat.
- 5,119heelThe back part of the foot, below the ankle.
- 5,120heroicshowing great bravery and courage, especially in a difficult situation.
- 5,121huta small, simple shelter or house, often made of basic materials
- 5,122mata flat piece of material placed on the floor, used for wiping shoes or as a decorative covering.
- 5,123monopolyexclusive control of a product or service in a market by a single company or entity.
- 5,124nationallythroughout the entire nation; on a national scale.
- 5,125outragea strong feeling of anger and shock caused by something perceived as deeply unjust
- 5,126paperworkroutine documents, forms, or administrative work required for an official process.
- 5,127promptlyquickly and without delay
- 5,128renewalthe action of extending the period of validity of something, or making something new again.
- 5,129rulera flat strip used for measuring or drawing straight lines; also, a person who governs a country.
- 5,130sincereGenuine and honest in feelings or intentions; free from pretense.
- 5,131slaughterThe killing of a large number of people or animals, often in a brutal way.
- 5,132spillTo accidentally let liquid fall out of a container; an act of spilling.
- 5,133steadilyin a gradual, regular, and continuous manner.
- 5,134suppliera person or company that provides goods or services to another.
- 5,135swampto overwhelm or flood with more than can be handled
- 5,136swanA large white water bird with a long neck, known for its elegance.
- 5,137synthesisThe combination of separate elements to form a coherent whole.
- 5,138tastyHaving a very pleasant or appealing flavor.
- 5,139tattoospermanent designs made on the skin by inserting ink with needles.
- 5,140teammateA member of the same team.
- 5,141testifyTo make a formal statement of truth, especially in a court of law.
- 5,142tolerateTo accept or allow something unpleasant without complaining.
- 5,143treasonthe crime of betraying one's country, especially by helping its enemies.
- 5,144vanillaplain, standard, or lacking special features; also the flavor derived from vanilla beans.
- 5,145violeta bluish-purple color, or a small plant with purple or blue flowers.
- 5,146activationthe process of making something start working or become active.
- 5,147afterwardat a later time; after an event that has already been mentioned.
- 5,148applauseApproval or praise expressed by clapping hands.
- 5,149baldhaving little or no hair on the head.
- 5,150boilTo heat a liquid until it bubbles and turns to gas.
- 5,151borougha town or district that has its own local government, or one of the administrative divisions of a large city.
- 5,152breakthroughA sudden, important discovery or development that removes a barrier to progress.
- 5,153conea shape or object that is round at the base and pointed at the top, often used to hold ice cream.
- 5,154conveyTo communicate or express ideas or feelings to someone.
- 5,155critiqueA detailed assessment of the good and bad points of something.
- 5,156decayto rot or break down gradually over time
- 5,157dessertA sweet dish eaten at the end of a meal.
- 5,158diagnosticrelating to the identification of a disease or problem through examination or analysis
- 5,159differentiala difference between two comparable values or quantities.
- 5,160discourseSerious spoken or written discussion of a subject.
- 5,161dominancethe state of being more powerful, important, or influential than others.
- 5,162economicallyin a way that relates to economy or the careful use of resources, or in financial terms
- 5,163entertainto amuse or provide enjoyment for someone
- 5,164exploitTo use something unfairly for your own advantage; to make use of.
- 5,165gatewayan entrance or passage that provides access to a place or opportunity
- 5,166humiditythe amount of water vapor present in the air
- 5,167humourThe quality of being amusing or comic; the ability to find and express what is funny.
- 5,168imagerydescriptive language or mental pictures created by words, especially in literature or art.
- 5,169implyTo suggest something without saying it directly.
- 5,170inherentexisting as a natural and permanent part of something
- 5,171inlandsituated in or toward the interior of a country, away from the coast.
- 5,172innocencethe state of being free from guilt or wrongdoing
- 5,173investigatorA person whose job is to find out the facts about a crime or problem.
- 5,174justificationa reason or explanation that shows something is right or reasonable.
- 5,175livestockAnimals such as cattle, sheep, and pigs that are kept on a farm for use or profit.
- 5,176missionarya person sent on a religious mission to promote their faith and help communities.
- 5,177nationalisma strong feeling of pride in and loyalty to one's own country, often with the belief that it is superior to others.
- 5,178naughtyBehaving badly or disobeying rules, especially said of a child.
- 5,179notoriousFamous for something bad or undesirable.
- 5,180obeyto follow or act in accordance with a rule, command, or authority.
- 5,181organizationalrelating to the way something is organized or structured, especially within a group or institution.
- 5,182outrightcompletely and immediately, without any conditions or reservations.
- 5,183overlyto an excessive degree; too much.
- 5,184oversighta mistake made by failing to notice or do something; also, the action of supervising something.
- 5,185prototypeThe first or original model of something from which others are developed.
- 5,186pumpkina large, round, orange vegetable often used for decoration or cooking.
- 5,187rampa sloping surface connecting two different levels.
- 5,188reactora device or structure in which nuclear reactions are initiated and controlled to produce energy.
- 5,189reefa ridge of rock, sand, or coral near the surface of the water.
- 5,190refusalthe act of saying no to something or declining to do something
- 5,191resetto set something back to its original or default state.
- 5,192sagea profoundly wise person; having or showing great wisdom.
- 5,193shaveto remove hair by cutting it close to the skin with a razor.
- 5,194sicknessthe state of being ill; a disease or illness.
- 5,195startupa newly established business, especially one in its early stages of development.
- 5,196statuteA written law passed by a government.
- 5,197straightforwardEasy to understand; not complicated or deceptive.
- 5,198superstara person who is extremely famous and successful in their field.
- 5,199telecommunicationsthe transmission of information over long distances by electronic means, such as telephone, radio, or the internet.
- 5,200thoughtfulshowing careful consideration or reflection; considerate of others.