The 7,501–7,600 most common English words

1. 7,501outwardrelating to the outside or external appearance; toward the outside.
2. 7,502pepenergy, enthusiasm, or liveliness; also to make someone more lively or cheerful.
3. 7,503piracythe illegal copying or use of someone else's work or product without permission.
4. 7,504platoonA small military unit typically consisting of two or more squads, commanded by a lieutenant.
5. 7,505practiseTo do something repeatedly in order to improve one's skill.
6. 7,506raveto speak or write about something with great enthusiasm and admiration
7. 7,507recreateto engage in activities for enjoyment and relaxation; to refresh oneself through leisure.
8. 7,508residualremaining after the main part has been removed or dealt with.
9. 7,509robea long loose outer garment worn on formal or ceremonial occasions.
10. 7,510ryea cereal grain used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
11. 7,511sensationalcausing great excitement, interest, or shock; exaggerated for dramatic effect.
12. 7,512sexismprejudice or discrimination based on a person's sex, especially against women.
13. 7,513sneakyActing in a secretive or sly way to avoid being noticed.
14. 7,514socketa hollow device or opening into which something fits or is inserted, such as a plug or bulb.
15. 7,515starvationThe state of suffering or dying from extreme hunger and lack of food.
16. 7,516starveto suffer or die from lack of food.
17. 7,517stoola seat without a back or arms, typically supported by three or four legs.
18. 7,518subscriberA person who signs up to regularly receive a publication, service, or channel.
19. 7,519systematicallyin a planned, orderly, and thorough way following a fixed method or system.
20. 7,520treadto walk on, over, or along something, especially with care.
21. 7,521trucean agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting for a period of time.
22. 7,522tsunamia large, destructive ocean wave caused by an underwater earthquake or volcanic eruption.
23. 7,523turmoila state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty
24. 7,524tyrannycruel and oppressive rule by a person with total power
25. 7,525unfitnot suitable or qualified for a particular purpose or role.
26. 7,526upholdto confirm or support a decision, principle, or law; to maintain or defend.
27. 7,527weirA low dam built across a river to raise the water level or control its flow.
28. 7,528wellbeingthe state of being comfortable, healthy, and happy.
29. 7,529wonderlandA place full of wonder, magic, or beautiful and surprising things.
30. 7,530wrestlera person who competes in wrestling, a sport involving grappling and pinning an opponent.
31. 7,531abolitionthe formal ending or removal of a law, system, or practice.
32. 7,532accessibilitythe quality of being easy to reach, use, or understand by everyone, including people with disabilities.
33. 7,533aloudIn a voice loud enough to be heard; spoken out loud.
34. 7,534angularHaving sharp corners or angles; not rounded.
35. 7,535anteriorSituated at or toward the front of the body or a structure.
36. 7,536appendixa section at the end of a book or document containing extra information.
37. 7,537auditoriumA large room or hall designed for an audience to watch performances or listen to speeches.
38. 7,538benignnot harmful or dangerous; mild and gentle in nature.
39. 7,539bleacha chemical substance used to whiten or disinfect things, or to remove colour
40. 7,540boastto talk with excessive pride about one's achievements or possessions.
41. 7,541brethrenFellow members of a community, brotherhood, or religious group; used as a formal or archaic plural of 'brother'.
42. 7,542brinkthe extreme edge of a dangerous or difficult situation; the verge
43. 7,543carvinga decorative object or design made by cutting into a material such as wood or stone.
44. 7,544cheekyShowing a lack of respect in a playful or amusing way; impudent but charming.
45. 7,545chemistA scientist who studies or works with chemicals and their reactions.
46. 7,546coastlineThe outline or shape of a coast, especially as seen on a map.
47. 7,547cobraA large, venomous snake found mainly in Africa and Asia, known for spreading its neck into a hood when threatened.
48. 7,548collaborateto work jointly with others toward a shared goal.
49. 7,549comparativelyto a moderate degree when measured against something else; relatively.
50. 7,550cosmosthe universe regarded as an ordered and harmonious whole.
51. 7,551cuffto put handcuffs on someone; to restrain someone's wrists with cuffs.
52. 7,552cyclonea large, powerful, and destructive storm with strong rotating winds.
53. 7,553dedicateTo give all your time and effort to a particular purpose.
54. 7,554delusionalHolding false beliefs that are disconnected from reality, often despite evidence to the contrary.
55. 7,555depositionA formal statement given under oath, typically recorded for use in court.
56. 7,556deriveTo obtain or develop something from a source.
57. 7,557descendTo move or go down to a lower level.
58. 7,558diligencecareful and persistent hard work or effort.
59. 7,559discriminateto treat a person or group unfairly because of prejudice.
60. 7,560diversionsomething that turns attention or traffic away from the main route or focus; a distraction or detour
61. 7,561doorwayAn opening in a wall that you go through to enter a room or building.
62. 7,562dumpstera large metal container used for collecting and storing rubbish or waste.
63. 7,563empowerto give someone the authority, confidence, or means to do something.
64. 7,564excerpta short passage or section taken from a longer piece of writing, music, or film.
65. 7,565existentActually existing; having real being or existence.
66. 7,566fandomThe community of enthusiastic fans of a particular person, team, or cultural phenomenon.
67. 7,567filmmakerspeople who direct or produce movies
68. 7,568foean enemy or opponent
69. 7,569getawayan escape, especially after committing a crime; also a short vacation trip.
70. 7,570glamouran attractive and exciting quality that makes something or someone seem special or appealing.
71. 7,571incidentallyused to introduce a remark that is related but not central to the main topic; by the way.
72. 7,572infinitelyto an unlimited or immeasurable degree; without end.
73. 7,573influenzaA contagious viral infection that causes fever, body aches, and respiratory symptoms.
74. 7,574instructionalRelating to teaching or giving instructions.
75. 7,575interviewerA person who conducts an interview, asking questions to evaluate or gather information from someone.
76. 7,576introductoryserving as an introduction; intended for beginners or to present something for the first time.
77. 7,577jaguarA large wild cat native to the Americas, known for its spotted coat and powerful build.
78. 7,578lingA type of long, slender saltwater fish found in the North Atlantic, or a type of heather plant common in moorlands.
79. 7,579lofta large open upper floor or room, often used as a living or working space.
80. 7,580massivelyto an extremely large degree; enormously
81. 7,581mediationthe process of resolving a dispute through the help of a neutral intermediary.
82. 7,582modularDesigned with separate sections or units that can be combined or rearranged in different ways.
83. 7,583nutrienta substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and health.
84. 7,584outlawa person who has broken the law and is living outside its protection; a fugitive or criminal.
85. 7,585overseeTo watch over and direct work to make sure it is done properly.
86. 7,586pageanta competitive show or ceremony in which participants are judged on beauty, talent, or other qualities
87. 7,587parachutea device made of thin fabric that opens like an umbrella to slow a person's fall from a great height.
88. 7,588parasiteAn organism that lives on or in another organism and benefits at the host's expense.
89. 7,589parenthoodThe state or experience of being a parent.
90. 7,590perenniallasting for a long time or recurring repeatedly; enduring.
91. 7,591persistenceThe quality of continuing steadily despite difficulty or opposition.
92. 7,592postageThe charge for sending mail, typically paid by affixing stamps.
93. 7,593preschoola school or educational program for children before they reach kindergarten age.
94. 7,594proceduralrelating to an established set of rules or steps for carrying out a task or legal process.
95. 7,595profoundlyin a way that is very deep, intense, or far-reaching.
96. 7,596prohibitTo officially forbid something by law or rule.
97. 7,597pronunciationThe way in which a word or language is spoken.
98. 7,598quotationa group of words taken from a text or speech and repeated by someone else.
99. 7,599relentlessUnceasingly intense or harsh; never stopping or giving up.
100. 7,600repressionthe act of suppressing or restraining thoughts, feelings, or political opposition by force.