WORDED

The 5,701–5,800 most common English words

  1. 5,701spacecrafta vehicle designed to travel in outer space
  2. 5,702specificationa detailed description of the design, materials, or requirements for something.
  3. 5,703splendidImpressively beautiful or magnificent; excellent.
  4. 5,704sundaysthe days of the week that fall on Sunday, used in a general or habitual sense.
  5. 5,705telescopeAn instrument that makes distant objects appear nearer and larger.
  6. 5,706textilerelating to cloth or woven fabric, or a type of cloth or woven material
  7. 5,707thicknessthe measurement of how thick something is; the distance between two surfaces.
  8. 5,708traya flat, shallow container used for carrying or holding items
  9. 5,709unreasonableNot fair or sensible; going beyond what is acceptable or appropriate.
  10. 5,710unsurenot certain or confident; doubtful.
  11. 5,711upwardstoward a higher place or level; in an ascending direction.
  12. 5,712utilizeTo make use of something for a purpose.
  13. 5,713valuationan estimate of how much something is worth, especially in financial or business contexts.
  14. 5,714veterinaryrelating to the medical treatment of animals
  15. 5,715violateTo break or fail to obey a law, rule, or agreement.
  16. 5,716vividProducing strong, clear images in the mind; very bright or intense.
  17. 5,717allocationthe process of distributing something for a specific purpose
  18. 5,718amusementthe feeling of finding something funny or entertaining; enjoyment
  19. 5,719anticipationa feeling of excitement or expectation about something that is going to happen.
  20. 5,720appropriatelyin a way that is suitable or proper for the situation
  21. 5,721arrogantHaving an exaggerated sense of one's own importance; behaving as if others are inferior.
  22. 5,722authorizationofficial permission or approval to do something
  23. 5,723auxiliaryproviding additional or supplementary support; secondary to the main thing.
  24. 5,724baggagebags and suitcases that a traveller brings on a journey; also used figuratively for emotional burdens from the past.
  25. 5,725beacona light or signal that guides or warns people, especially at sea or in the air.
  26. 5,726bountya reward or generous gift, especially money given as an incentive or compensation.
  27. 5,727boxera person who fights with their fists as a sport, following set rules.
  28. 5,728briefingA short meeting or session in which people are given information or instructions.
  29. 5,729ceramicmade of clay that has been hardened by heat; relating to such materials.
  30. 5,730cereala grain crop such as wheat, rice, or corn, often eaten as breakfast food
  31. 5,731challengera person who competes against someone in a position of power or a title holder.
  32. 5,732clergyThe body of ordained ministers or religious leaders in a church.
  33. 5,733comaa state of deep unconsciousness from which a person cannot be woken.
  34. 5,734comfortablyin a way that is physically relaxed and free from pain or difficulty
  35. 5,735compassA tool for determining direction, typically showing north, south, east, and west.
  36. 5,736contemptthe feeling that someone or something is worthless or beneath consideration; disrespect
  37. 5,737disappearancethe state or fact of no longer being visible or present; the act of vanishing.
  38. 5,738dwellinga place where someone lives; a residence or home.
  39. 5,739ecologythe branch of science concerned with the relationships between organisms and their surroundings.
  40. 5,740emergencethe process of coming into existence or becoming known.
  41. 5,741endurancethe ability to keep doing something difficult or painful over a long period of time
  42. 5,742evacuationthe act of moving people away from a dangerous place to somewhere safe.
  43. 5,743exceptionallyto an unusually high degree; remarkably.
  44. 5,744expenditureThe amount of money spent on something; an act of spending money or resources.
  45. 5,745falcona fast-flying bird of prey with pointed wings, often trained for hunting.
  46. 5,746foldera folded cover or holder for keeping loose papers together.
  47. 5,747groovea steady rhythm or routine that feels natural and enjoyable
  48. 5,748hedgeto protect against risk or uncertainty by making balancing or compensating arrangements.
  49. 5,749ingredientOne of the foods or substances combined to make a dish.
  50. 5,750initiateTo begin or start something.
  51. 5,751ironicallyin a way that is opposite to what was expected or intended, often in an amusing or strange way.
  52. 5,752jealousyThe feeling of being unhappy or resentful because someone else has something you want.
  53. 5,753jewellerydecorative items worn on the body, such as rings, necklaces, and bracelets
  54. 5,754jokera person who likes to tell jokes or play tricks on others.
  55. 5,755ladenheavily loaded or weighed down with something.
  56. 5,756nodTo move your head up and down, often to show agreement.
  57. 5,757notebookA small book with blank or lined pages used for writing notes.
  58. 5,758offsplural of 'off'; situations where one thing must be given up in exchange for another (trade-offs).
  59. 5,759overweightweighing more than is considered healthy or normal.
  60. 5,760paletteA thin board on which an artist mixes paints; also refers to the range of colors used in a work.
  61. 5,761pneumoniaa serious infection or inflammation of the lungs, causing difficulty in breathing.
  62. 5,762policemana male member of the police force whose job is to maintain law and order
  63. 5,763potentHaving great power, influence, or effect; very strong.
  64. 5,764psychoa person who is mentally unstable or behaves in a very crazy and frightening way (informal).
  65. 5,765rainyhaving a lot of rain; wet with rain.
  66. 5,766renovationThe process of repairing and improving a building or room so it is in good condition again.
  67. 5,767rustto become covered with a reddish-brown coating that forms on iron or steel when exposed to moisture and air.
  68. 5,768salty(slang) feeling bitter, resentful, or upset, especially after a loss or embarrassment.
  69. 5,769scrutinyclose and detailed examination or investigation
  70. 5,770seizurea sudden attack or convulsion caused by abnormal brain activity; also, the act of taking something by force or legal authority.
  71. 5,771seruma clear liquid, especially one used medically to provide immunity or treatment against disease.
  72. 5,772singularRemarkably great or unusual; exceptional and extraordinary.
  73. 5,773skateto glide or move smoothly on ice or a hard surface using skates or wheels.
  74. 5,774storylinethe plot or sequence of events in a story, film, or TV show.
  75. 5,775strayhaving no home or owner; wandering away from where one belongs.
  76. 5,776studa small decorative fastener or earring worn on the body.
  77. 5,777supperthe evening meal; dinner eaten in the evening.
  78. 5,778sweetheartA person you love in a romantic way; a term of affection.
  79. 5,779systemicrelating to or affecting an entire system, organization, or body as a whole.
  80. 5,780tempothe speed or pace at which music is played or an activity is carried out.
  81. 5,781thereofof that thing; of what has just been mentioned.
  82. 5,782thirstyfeeling a strong desire or need to drink water.
  83. 5,783torcha portable light source, typically handheld, that produces a flame or beam of light.
  84. 5,784unchangednot altered or modified; staying the same as before.
  85. 5,785understandableable to be understood; reasonable or expected given the situation
  86. 5,786uprightIn a vertical or straight position; having good moral character.
  87. 5,787uprisinga rebellion or revolt against authority.
  88. 5,788vainHaving an excessively high opinion of one's own appearance or abilities; conceited.
  89. 5,789vanityexcessive pride in or admiration of one's own appearance or achievements.
  90. 5,790violinA stringed musical instrument played with a bow, held under the chin.
  91. 5,791whisperTo speak very quietly using the breath rather than the voice.
  92. 5,792worthwhileWorth the time, effort, or cost involved; rewarding.
  93. 5,793accelerationthe rate at which speed increases over time.
  94. 5,794aerospacerelating to the technology and industry concerned with aircraft and spacecraft.
  95. 5,795aluminiumA lightweight, silvery-white metallic element used widely in industry and everyday products.
  96. 5,796analogrelating to a system that represents data by continuously variable physical quantities, as opposed to digital.
  97. 5,797analyticalrelating to or using analysis; able to examine things in detail and draw logical conclusions.
  98. 5,798anticipateTo expect something and prepare for it.
  99. 5,799arcadea covered passageway with shops, or an establishment filled with coin-operated video games.
  100. 5,800asthmaa chronic respiratory condition causing difficulty breathing, wheezing, and chest tightness.