WORDED

The 5,401–5,500 most common English words

  1. 5,401unrelatedhaving no connection to something else
  2. 5,402vacantempty or not occupied; having no one present or living there.
  3. 5,403ventto express a strong emotion or feeling openly, especially anger.
  4. 5,404vicinitythe area near or surrounding a particular place
  5. 5,405wanPale and lacking color or vitality; looking weak or sickly.
  6. 5,406wardrobea large cupboard used for storing clothes
  7. 5,407warmththe quality of being warm; a gentle heat or friendliness.
  8. 5,408axea tool with a heavy metal blade on a handle, used for chopping wood.
  9. 5,409bulletina short official notice or news report made available to the public.
  10. 5,410capitalista person who supports or practices capitalism, typically by owning private capital and using it to generate profit.
  11. 5,411cautiousBeing careful to avoid potential problems or dangers.
  12. 5,412constableA police officer, especially one of the lowest rank.
  13. 5,413cooperateTo work together with others toward a shared goal.
  14. 5,414counselorA person trained to give advice and support on problems.
  15. 5,415curbto control or limit something, especially something undesirable.
  16. 5,416distributeTo give parts of something to several people; to spread out.
  17. 5,417donga deep resonant sound made by a large bell.
  18. 5,418efficientlyin a way that achieves maximum results with minimum wasted time or effort
  19. 5,419encouragementthe act of giving someone support, confidence, or hope.
  20. 5,420factiona small, organized group within a larger one, often in disagreement with others.
  21. 5,421fascistA person who supports or practices fascism, a harsh authoritarian nationalist ideology.
  22. 5,422gambleto take a risky action in the hope of a desired result.
  23. 5,423goalkeeperThe player in a team sport who stands in front of the goal to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
  24. 5,424harmlessnot able to cause harm or injury; safe.
  25. 5,425hesitateTo pause before doing something because you are unsure.
  26. 5,426hopefulfeeling or showing optimism about a future event.
  27. 5,427hygienepractices that keep you clean and healthy, preventing disease
  28. 5,428imaginaryExisting only in the mind or imagination; not real.
  29. 5,429inconsistentnot staying the same; changing in quality or behavior in a way that is unpredictable.
  30. 5,430kindergartena school or class for young children, usually aged four to six, before they start primary school.
  31. 5,431loudlyin a loud manner; with a lot of noise or volume.
  32. 5,432mechanicA person who repairs machines, especially car engines.
  33. 5,433modifyTo change something slightly, especially to improve it.
  34. 5,434neglectto fail to give proper care or attention to something or someone
  35. 5,435oppressionprolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control of a person or group
  36. 5,436patrioticHaving or showing great love and support for one's country.
  37. 5,437pitcherThe player in baseball who throws the ball to the batter; a jug for liquid.
  38. 5,438playgroundan outdoor area with equipment for children to play on
  39. 5,439prejudiceAn unfair feeling of dislike or preference for someone or something without good reason.
  40. 5,440probablelikely to happen or be true; more likely than not
  41. 5,441probationa period of testing or trial during which a person must prove their good behavior or ability.
  42. 5,442projectionAn estimate of a future amount based on present trends.
  43. 5,443ravena large, entirely black bird known for its intelligence and glossy feathers.
  44. 5,444receptora molecule or structure on a cell that receives and responds to a specific substance such as a hormone or drug.
  45. 5,445remaketo make a new version of something that already exists.
  46. 5,446renderinga performance, interpretation, or visual representation of something.
  47. 5,447reproductionA copy or duplicate of something, or the process of producing offspring.
  48. 5,448shrimpA small shellfish with a curved body and long antennae, often eaten as food.
  49. 5,449spokesmanA man who speaks officially on behalf of a group or organization.
  50. 5,450stallto stop functioning suddenly, or to delay progress intentionally.
  51. 5,451strapa narrow strip of leather, fabric, or other material used to fasten, carry, or hold something.
  52. 5,452subjectiveBased on personal feelings or opinions rather than facts.
  53. 5,453surroundTo be all around someone or something on every side.
  54. 5,454surroundingsthe conditions, objects, or area around a person or thing; environment
  55. 5,455traumaticCausing lasting psychological shock or distress; deeply disturbing.
  56. 5,456trillionThe number one million million (1,000,000,000,000).
  57. 5,457vendorA person who sells things, especially in the street or at a market.
  58. 5,458alignmentthe arrangement of things in a straight line or in correct relative positions.
  59. 5,459allergichaving an allergy; experiencing a harmful immune reaction to a specific substance.
  60. 5,460apparatusA set of equipment or machinery designed for a particular purpose.
  61. 5,461backpacka bag worn on the back, used for carrying belongings
  62. 5,462balconya platform projecting from the wall of a building, enclosed by a railing or parapet.
  63. 5,463bankerA person who works at a high level in a bank.
  64. 5,464blissperfect happiness or great joy.
  65. 5,465bodilyrelating to or concerning the physical body.
  66. 5,466buffersomething that reduces the impact or effect between two opposing forces or areas.
  67. 5,467collaborativeinvolving two or more people working together toward a shared goal.
  68. 5,468compensateto give something, usually money, to make up for a loss, effort, or disadvantage.
  69. 5,469constructiveHaving a useful and helpful effect rather than being negative or critical.
  70. 5,470cosmicrelating to the universe or outer space; vast in scale.
  71. 5,471daisya small wild flower with white petals around a yellow center.
  72. 5,472definiteclearly established; certain and not open to doubt.
  73. 5,473developmentalRelating to the process of growing or developing.
  74. 5,474discoa style of dance music and culture popular in the 1970s, characterized by a strong rhythmic beat.
  75. 5,475distractionsomething that prevents you from concentrating or paying attention.
  76. 5,476drawerA boxlike container that slides in and out of a piece of furniture.
  77. 5,477ecologicalrelating to the relationship between living organisms and their environment.
  78. 5,478ecosystemA community of living things and their environment working together.
  79. 5,479excludeTo leave someone or something out; to not include.
  80. 5,480exemptfree from an obligation or rule that applies to others.
  81. 5,481faintfeeling dizzy and close to losing consciousness; lacking strength or clarity.
  82. 5,482fertilitythe ability of soil, land, or a living being to produce abundantly or support reproduction
  83. 5,483foama mass of small bubbles formed in or on a liquid.
  84. 5,484foremostmost important or prominent; in the first place.
  85. 5,485forgeto build or create something strong over time through effort
  86. 5,486greenhouseA glass or plastic structure used for growing plants in a controlled, warm environment.
  87. 5,487hierarchyA system in which people or things are ranked according to their level of importance or authority.
  88. 5,488invalidnot legally or officially acceptable; having no force or effect.
  89. 5,489jointlytogether with another person or group; in a shared manner.
  90. 5,490lightweightlow in weight; not heavy, often while still being strong or functional.
  91. 5,491metabolismThe chemical processes in the body that convert food into energy.
  92. 5,492negotiationA formal discussion aimed at reaching an agreement.
  93. 5,493newbornrecently born; a baby that has just been born.
  94. 5,494notcha small V-shaped or rounded cut made in a surface or edge.
  95. 5,495omegathe last letter of the Greek alphabet; used figuratively to mean the final or ultimate end of something.
  96. 5,496parentalRelating to a parent or parents.
  97. 5,497parodyA humorous imitation of a work or style that exaggerates its features for comic effect.
  98. 5,498parolethe early release of a prisoner who agrees to follow certain conditions.
  99. 5,499participantA person who takes part in an activity or event.
  100. 5,500penguina flightless seabird with black and white feathers that lives mainly in the Southern Hemisphere.