The 7,301–7,400 most common English words

1. 7,301downfalla loss of power, prosperity, or status; a sudden decline or ruin.
2. 7,302downsidea disadvantage or negative aspect of something.
3. 7,303dryera machine that removes moisture from clothes or other items using heat and air.
4. 7,304dunkTo thrust or plunge something into a liquid or through an opening with force.
5. 7,305empowermentthe process of giving someone more confidence, freedom, or power to control their own life.
6. 7,306ethicA moral principle or value that guides behavior.
7. 7,307expireto come to an end or become no longer valid.
8. 7,308fireplaceAn open recess in a wall at the base of a chimney where a fire can be lit for heating a room.
9. 7,309flairA natural talent or stylish quality for doing something.
10. 7,310fugitivea person who has escaped from captivity or is fleeing from the law.
11. 7,311hauntto trouble or disturb someone persistently, or to visit a place frequently as a ghost.
12. 7,312headseta pair of headphones, often with a microphone attached, worn on the head.
13. 7,313homecomingthe act of returning to one's home or hometown, often marked by a celebration.
14. 7,314icyCovered with ice; very cold or unfriendly in manner.
15. 7,315indulgeto allow oneself to enjoy something pleasurable, often as a treat.
16. 7,316inmateA person kept in a prison or institution.
17. 7,317inscriptionwords or letters written, carved, or engraved on a surface.
18. 7,318interpreterA person who translates spoken language from one language to another in real time.
19. 7,319intuitiona feeling or understanding that comes without conscious reasoning.
20. 7,320invaluableExtremely useful; too valuable to be measured.
21. 7,321kettleA container used for boiling water, typically with a handle and a spout.
22. 7,322laxNot strict or careful enough; slack.
23. 7,323lestfor fear that; in order to prevent the risk that.
24. 7,324menacea person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger.
25. 7,325methaneA colorless, odorless flammable gas that is the main component of natural gas.
26. 7,326misuseWrong or improper use of something.
27. 7,327mitigateTo make something less severe, serious, or painful.
28. 7,328nauseaA feeling of sickness in the stomach with an urge to vomit.
29. 7,329neurologicalrelating to the nervous system and its disorders
30. 7,330optimumThe most favorable or best possible level or degree.
31. 7,331overwhelminglyto an overwhelming degree; by a very large amount or majority.
32. 7,332oystera shellfish with a rough shell that lives in the sea, sometimes containing a pearl.
33. 7,333pastoralrelating to the countryside or rural life, often in an idealized way.
34. 7,334peaa small, round, green seed eaten as a vegetable.
35. 7,335physiologicalrelating to the normal functions and processes of living organisms.
36. 7,336poultrydomesticated birds kept for their eggs or meat, such as chickens, ducks, and turkeys.
37. 7,337prominencethe state of being important, famous, or noticeable
38. 7,338prosecuteto conduct legal proceedings against someone in a court of law.
39. 7,339quarteta group of four people making music or performing together, or a piece of music written for four performers.
40. 7,340radicallyIn a thorough or fundamental way; extremely or drastically.
41. 7,341reactiveresponding quickly or strongly to situations rather than acting in advance.
42. 7,342rebootto restart a device or system, especially a computer.
43. 7,343restrictiveImposing limits or restrictions; preventing freedom of action.
44. 7,344roboticresembling or characteristic of a robot; mechanical and lacking natural expression.
45. 7,345runawayout of control; increasing rapidly and unable to be stopped.
46. 7,346screenplayThe written script of a movie, including dialogue and stage directions.
47. 7,347secta small group that has broken away from a larger religion and follows its own set of beliefs.
48. 7,348seismicrelating to earthquakes or vibrations of the earth; also used figuratively to mean enormous in effect or significance.
49. 7,349seminaryA college that trains students for the priesthood, ministry, or rabbinate.
50. 7,350sidewaystoward or from one side; in a lateral direction.
51. 7,351specsspecifications; detailed technical requirements or descriptions of a product.
52. 7,352stasha secret store or supply of something hidden away.
53. 7,353stripedhaving lines or bands of different colors running across a surface.
54. 7,354strollA slow, relaxed walk taken for pleasure.
55. 7,355swiftlyMoving or happening quickly; at great speed.
56. 7,356transcriptionA written or printed version of spoken words or audio material.
57. 7,357unicornA mythical horse-like creature with a single horn, or a startup company valued at over one billion dollars.
58. 7,358uniquelyin a way that is unlike anything else; distinctively.
59. 7,359unrealisticNot based on or reflecting what is actually possible; not practical or achievable.
60. 7,360vasea container, typically made of glass or pottery, used for holding flowers.
61. 7,361vata large container or tank used for holding liquids, especially in industrial or brewing processes.
62. 7,362vineyarda plantation of grapevines, typically used for wine production.
63. 7,363waterfalla stream of water falling from a height, typically over a cliff or rocky surface.
64. 7,364whereaboutsthe place where someone or something is located
65. 7,365yummyhaving a delicious taste or smell; very tasty.
66. 7,366adobea type of sun-dried clay brick used as a building material.
67. 7,367almondA small, oval-shaped nut with a hard shell, often eaten as a snack or used in cooking.
68. 7,368arabianrelating to Arabia, its people, culture, or language.
69. 7,369asphalta black, sticky substance mixed with gravel and used to surface roads and pavements.
70. 7,370backbonethe strength of character to do what is right or necessary; courage and determination.
71. 7,371beetlea type of insect with a hard shell covering its wings.
72. 7,372blizzarda severe snowstorm with strong winds and low visibility.
73. 7,373bookleta small, thin book with a paper cover, usually containing information.
74. 7,374brawla noisy, rough fight involving several people.
75. 7,375celestialrelating to the sky or outer space; heavenly.
76. 7,376characterizationthe way a person or thing is described or portrayed, especially in a story.
77. 7,377conformto comply with rules, standards, or expectations
78. 7,378converselyin a way that is opposite to what has just been stated.
79. 7,379countessA noblewoman holding the rank of count or earl, or the wife of one.
80. 7,380customaryAccording to custom; usual or traditional.
81. 7,381devoteTo give all your time, effort, or attention to something.
82. 7,382disposeto get rid of something or deal with it decisively
83. 7,383distinctlyin a clear and definite way; unmistakably.
84. 7,384evacuateTo leave or cause people to leave a dangerous place quickly.
85. 7,385favourableexpressing approval or support; positive.
86. 7,386flourishto grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way; to thrive
87. 7,387fragrancea pleasant or sweet smell
88. 7,388fungusA living organism such as a mold, mildew, or mushroom that feeds on organic matter.
89. 7,389gunfirethe firing of guns; shots from firearms.
90. 7,390heroineA female hero; a woman admired for her courage or noble qualities.
91. 7,391hoaxA trick or deception intended to make people believe something false.
92. 7,392insignificantToo small or unimportant to be worth considering.
93. 7,393insurera company or person that provides insurance coverage in exchange for premiums.
94. 7,394knowledgeablehaving or showing a great deal of knowledge or information about a subject.
95. 7,395litea version of a product that is lower in calories, fat, or intensity than the standard version.
96. 7,396maddento make someone extremely angry or irritated
97. 7,397magiciana person who performs magic tricks or illusions to entertain an audience.
98. 7,398maneuverA carefully planned movement or action requiring skill.
99. 7,399marrowthe soft fatty substance found inside bones, also a type of large gourd.
100. 7,400marvelousCausing great wonder or admiration; extremely impressive or pleasing.