WORDED

The 7,001–7,100 most common English words

  1. 7,001pricelessHaving a value too great to be measured; invaluable.
  2. 7,002reflectivecharacterized by deep or serious thought; tending to think carefully about things.
  3. 7,003resilienceThe ability to recover quickly from difficulties or hardship.
  4. 7,004rotateto move or turn in a circle around a fixed point or axis; to take turns in a sequence
  5. 7,005seasidethe area next to or along the sea; the coast or shore
  6. 7,006semiticrelating to a group of languages and peoples originating in the Middle East, including Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic.
  7. 7,007shampooto wash the hair with a cleansing liquid product.
  8. 7,008silentlyin a way that makes no sound; without speaking or noise
  9. 7,009similarityThe state of being alike or having features in common.
  10. 7,010staircaseA set of stairs with its surrounding structure, typically inside a building.
  11. 7,011swipeto pass a card through a reader, or to steal something quickly.
  12. 7,012tanga strong, sharp taste or smell.
  13. 7,013tangoto perform the tango, a passionate Latin dance with sharp, dramatic movements.
  14. 7,014tolerantWilling to accept or respect beliefs, behaviors, or differences that differ from one's own.
  15. 7,015toxicitythe quality of being poisonous or harmful to living organisms.
  16. 7,016trumpeta brass wind instrument with a bright, powerful tone, played by blowing into a mouthpiece and pressing valves.
  17. 7,017tuberculosisA serious infectious disease caused by bacteria, primarily affecting the lungs.
  18. 7,018willinglydone readily and without hesitation; in a willing manner.
  19. 7,019youthfulHaving or showing the qualities typical of young people; fresh and vigorous.
  20. 7,020adhereto follow or obey a rule, belief, or agreement strictly
  21. 7,021affirmativeexpressing agreement or confirmation; meaning 'yes'.
  22. 7,022ambiguousOpen to more than one interpretation; unclear or uncertain in meaning.
  23. 7,023archaeologyThe scientific study of human history and prehistory through the excavation and analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.
  24. 7,024autopsyA medical examination of a dead body to find the cause of death.
  25. 7,025blitzA sudden, intensive effort or attack aimed at achieving something quickly.
  26. 7,026blockadethe sealing off of a place to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving
  27. 7,027brightnessthe quality of giving out or reflecting a lot of light; how light or vivid something is.
  28. 7,028cartridgeA container holding ink, toner, or other material that is inserted into a device such as a printer or gun.
  29. 7,029cashiera person who handles payments and operates a cash register in a store or bank.
  30. 7,030cigara thick rolled tube of tobacco leaves for smoking.
  31. 7,031cloaksomething that hides or disguises; a loose outer garment worn over other clothes.
  32. 7,032colognea lightly scented liquid worn on the body as a fragrance.
  33. 7,033colta young male horse, usually under four years old.
  34. 7,034combustionthe process of burning, in which a substance reacts rapidly with oxygen to produce heat and light.
  35. 7,035comprehensionthe ability to understand something; understanding.
  36. 7,036concessionsomething granted or yielded, often as part of a compromise or negotiation.
  37. 7,037crescenta curved shape that is narrow at both ends and wide in the middle, like the moon in its early or late phases.
  38. 7,038defectivehaving a fault or imperfection; not working properly.
  39. 7,039deportationThe act of expelling a foreign national from a country, typically due to a violation of immigration laws.
  40. 7,040discourageTo make someone lose confidence or enthusiasm for doing something.
  41. 7,041disposabledesigned to be used once and then thrown away.
  42. 7,042dungeonA dark underground prison or cell, typically found beneath a castle.
  43. 7,043dwellto think, speak, or write at length about a subject; also to live or reside somewhere.
  44. 7,044fieryintensely passionate, energetic, or resembling fire in quality.
  45. 7,045fluxcontinuous change or movement; a state of instability.
  46. 7,046goofySilly or ridiculous in a harmless, playful way.
  47. 7,047handwritingThe style or manner of writing done by hand with a pen or pencil.
  48. 7,048hasslea situation or task that is annoying, difficult, or causes trouble.
  49. 7,049heartbreakingcausing a feeling of great sadness or grief.
  50. 7,050hogto take or keep too much of something selfishly
  51. 7,051immenselyTo an extremely large degree; enormously.
  52. 7,052inaugurationa formal ceremony to introduce someone into an important position or to mark the beginning of something new.
  53. 7,053incorrectlyin a way that is wrong or not accurate
  54. 7,054indicativeserving as a sign or suggestion of something; showing or pointing to a fact or condition.
  55. 7,055inexpensiveNot costing a lot of money; low in price.
  56. 7,056interceptto stop or catch something that is on its way from one place or person to another.
  57. 7,057intuitiveEasy to understand or use without needing instruction; based on instinct rather than reasoning.
  58. 7,058inventTo create or design something that did not exist before.
  59. 7,059jockeya person who rides horses in races professionally.
  60. 7,060jollycheerful and happy; full of high spirits.
  61. 7,061latitudefreedom from normal rules or limits; the degree of freedom allowed in action or thought.
  62. 7,062libertariana person who believes in minimal government interference and maximum individual freedom.
  63. 7,063majesticHaving impressive beauty, scale, or dignity; grand and awe-inspiring.
  64. 7,064masteryComplete control or superiority in a skill or subject.
  65. 7,065metropolisA large, busy, and important city, often the chief city of a region or country.
  66. 7,066mummya body that has been preserved by drying or embalming, especially in ancient Egypt.
  67. 7,067nominateTo officially suggest someone for a position or award.
  68. 7,068offendTo make someone feel upset or hurt by what you say or do.
  69. 7,069orchardA piece of land planted with fruit trees.
  70. 7,070organizera person who arranges and coordinates an event or activity
  71. 7,071overdosean excessive and dangerous amount of a drug or medicine taken at one time.
  72. 7,072parameterA limit or rule that defines how something can be done.
  73. 7,073pathologythe scientific study of disease, or the typical features of a particular disease.
  74. 7,074poisonousCausing death or serious harm when ingested, touched, or inhaled; toxic.
  75. 7,075processionA group of people or vehicles moving forward in an orderly line, especially as part of a ceremony.
  76. 7,076purgeto remove or get rid of unwanted people or things, often forcibly
  77. 7,077relocationthe act of moving to a new place to live or work.
  78. 7,078rhinoa large, thick-skinned mammal with one or two horns on its nose, found in Africa and Asia.
  79. 7,079richesgreat wealth or valuable possessions
  80. 7,080sandstoneA sedimentary rock made of sand-sized grains cemented together, often reddish or yellowish in color.
  81. 7,081sanitationthe maintenance of hygienic conditions through clean water supply and sewage disposal.
  82. 7,082satisfactorygood enough to meet a standard or requirement; acceptable.
  83. 7,083scootera small, lightweight vehicle with two wheels, typically driven by a motor or pushed with one foot.
  84. 7,084secrecyThe state of keeping something hidden or secret.
  85. 7,085shamefulDeserving or causing a feeling of shame; disgraceful.
  86. 7,086sweetieAn affectionate term used to address someone you love or care about.
  87. 7,087travelerA person who is making a journey.
  88. 7,088unauthorizeddone without official permission or approval.
  89. 7,089undoto reverse or cancel the effect of something.
  90. 7,090unnamednot given a name; having no known or stated name.
  91. 7,091venomA poisonous substance produced by an animal and delivered by a bite or sting.
  92. 7,092victoriousHaving won a victory; successful in a contest or struggle.
  93. 7,093waryFeeling cautious and alert to possible danger or problems.
  94. 7,094wellnessthe state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal.
  95. 7,095wingerA player in football (soccer) or other sports who plays on the left or right side of the field.
  96. 7,096abdomenThe part of the body between the chest and the hips, containing the stomach and other organs.
  97. 7,097abruptlySuddenly and unexpectedly; in a very quick or hasty manner.
  98. 7,098aquariumA transparent tank or building where fish and other water creatures are kept and displayed.
  99. 7,099asteroida small rocky body that orbits the Sun, mostly found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
  100. 7,100batterA liquid mixture of flour, eggs, and milk used in cooking.