The 6,801–6,900 most common English words

6,801attainto succeed in achieving something after effort
6,802attendanta person employed to assist or serve others in a particular place or situation.
6,803authenticitythe quality of being genuine, real, or true to one's origins.
6,804backstagein or relating to the area behind the stage in a theater, hidden from the audience's view.
6,805benchmarka standard or point of reference used to measure or compare things
6,806bingeto indulge in an activity, especially eating or watching something, to excess in a short period of time.
6,807blocA group of countries, parties, or people united by a common interest or purpose.
6,808bourbonA type of American whiskey made primarily from corn and aged in charred oak barrels.
6,809breakera large wave that crashes onto the shore.
6,810breathtakingSo impressive or beautiful that it takes your breath away; stunning.
6,811brutalitysavage cruelty or extreme violence
6,812calculusa branch of mathematics dealing with rates of change and accumulation, including differentiation and integration.
6,813carelessnot giving enough attention or thought to what you are doing; inattentive.
6,814castea hereditary social class or group, especially in a system where such divisions are rigid and fixed.
6,815cellarA room below ground level, used for storage.
6,816cerebralrelating to the intellect or requiring careful thought; of or relating to the brain.
6,817chantto sing or say words repeatedly in a rhythmic way.
6,818cheerfulNoticeably happy and optimistic in mood or manner.
6,819cinematicrelating to or characteristic of cinema or movies; visually impressive in a way that resembles a film.
6,820climaxthe most intense or important point of something, especially in a story or event.
6,821cockpitthe area in an aircraft or racing car where the pilot or driver sits and controls the vehicle.
6,822colonA punctuation mark (:) used to introduce a list, explanation, or quotation.
6,823communionthe sharing of intimate thoughts or feelings; a Christian sacrament in which bread and wine are consumed.
6,824consulAn official appointed by a government to live in a foreign city and protect its citizens' interests there.
6,825contendera person or group competing seriously for a prize or position
6,826crimsonA rich, deep red color.
6,827curlyhaving a curved or spiral shape, especially describing hair.
6,828degradationthe process of becoming worse in quality or condition; a state of low dignity or moral decline.
6,829distributorspeople or companies that supply goods to retailers or consumers
6,830emeraldA bright green precious gemstone, or the vivid green color associated with it.
6,831equilibriuma state of balance between opposing forces or influences.
6,832evidentlyin a way that is clearly seen or understood; obviously.
6,833fetusan unborn offspring of a mammal, especially a human, in the later stages of development before birth.
6,834flawA fault or weakness in something.
6,835flawlessWithout any imperfections or errors; perfect.
6,836gradinformal short form of 'graduation' or 'graduate'.
6,837granddaughterthe daughter of one's son or daughter.
6,838gymnasticsa sport involving exercises that require physical strength, flexibility, and balance, often performed on special equipment.
6,839herebyas a result of this action or statement; by this means (used in formal or legal contexts).
6,840humorousCausing laughter or amusement; funny.
6,841indoorsinside a building; not outside
6,842intercoursecommunication or dealings between people, groups, or countries.
6,843interestinglyIn a way that arouses curiosity or holds attention; used to introduce a surprising or notable fact.
6,844isolateTo separate someone or something from others.
6,845mareAn adult female horse.
6,846meadowA piece of open land covered with grass, often found near a river or used for grazing.
6,847motivateTo make someone want to do something or feel eager about it.
6,848moundA raised pile or heap of earth, stones, or other material.
6,849muddycovered with or full of mud; not clear or clean.
6,850mystica person who seeks or claims to have spiritual knowledge or experiences beyond ordinary understanding.
6,851nominalVery small or far below the real value; existing in name only.
6,852ordinanceA law or regulation enacted by a local government authority.
6,853pairingthe act of combining two things or people together as a matched set.
6,854poketo push or jab someone or something with a finger or pointed object.
6,855prolificProducing many works, results, or offspring; highly productive.
6,856proportionalcorresponding in size or degree to something else.
6,857prosperousHaving financial success and good fortune; thriving.
6,858quarryan animal or person that is being hunted or pursued
6,859referralThe act of directing someone to another person or authority for help or information; also the document or recommendation used to do so.
6,860restlessunable to rest or relax; constantly wanting to move or change.
6,861ruggedhaving a strongly irregular, rough, or uneven surface; hardy and strong.
6,862sapto gradually weaken or drain someone's strength or energy.
6,863sarcasticUsing remarks that mean the opposite of what is said, often to mock or criticize.
6,864scholarlyrelating to serious academic study; showing deep knowledge and careful research.
6,865segregationthe enforced separation of different groups of people based on race, gender, or other characteristics.
6,866sinisterSuggesting evil or harm; threatening or ominous.
6,867straita narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water.
6,868testosteroneA male sex hormone produced mainly in the testes, responsible for masculine characteristics.
6,869ventilationthe supply of fresh air to an enclosed space; a system for circulating air.
6,870weavera person who makes fabric or textiles by interlacing threads on a loom.
6,871yarna long, continuous strand of twisted fibers used in knitting or weaving.
6,872abideto tolerate or put up with someone or something.
6,873accumulationthe process of gathering or building up a quantity of something over time.
6,874admirationA feeling of respect and warm approval toward someone or something.
6,875aestheticsthe branch of philosophy dealing with beauty and the principles of art and taste.
6,876attackera person who physically or verbally assaults someone else.
6,877authoritarianFavoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom.
6,878availto be of use or advantage to someone; to help or benefit.
6,879banqueta large, formal meal for many people, often for a special occasion.
6,880barkera person who stands at the entrance of a shop, fair, or show and calls out to attract customers.
6,881bootyvaluable goods or treasure seized by force, especially in war or piracy.
6,882braveryThe quality of being courageous and not showing fear in dangerous situations.
6,883browseto look through or glance at something casually without a specific goal.
6,884brutallyin a savagely cruel or harshly direct manner
6,885buffAn enthusiast or devoted fan of a particular subject.
6,886calorieA unit for measuring the energy that food provides.
6,887clawa sharp, curved nail on the foot of an animal or bird.
6,888commenceto begin or start something
6,889compatibilityThe ability of two things to work together without problems.
6,890conditionaldepending on certain conditions being met; not absolute.
6,891congratulateTo express praise or good wishes to someone for an achievement or special occasion.
6,892cortexThe outer layer of an organ, especially the brain.
6,893courageousHaving or showing courage; brave in the face of danger or difficulty.
6,894crusadeA vigorous campaign undertaken for a cause or belief.
6,895cynicalbelieving that people are motivated only by self-interest; distrustful of sincerity.
6,896disruptto interrupt or cause disorder in something that is ongoing
6,897duplicateto make an exact copy of something
6,898dynamiteA powerful explosive made from nitroglycerin, used in blasting and demolition.
6,899economicalusing money, time, or resources carefully without waste; giving good value.
6,900elasticAble to spring back to its original shape after being stretched or compressed; flexible.