The 8,001–8,100 most common English words

1. 8,001digestiverelating to the process of breaking down food in the body.
2. 8,002diminishTo become or make smaller, weaker, or less important.
3. 8,003disclaimera statement that denies responsibility or rejects a claim or connection.
4. 8,004disconnecta lack of connection or consistency between two things; a gap or separation.
5. 8,005discriminatoryShowing unfair treatment of a particular group of people.
6. 8,006disruptivecausing disorder or interruption; disturbing the normal flow of something.
7. 8,007endlesslywithout stopping; continuing forever or for a very long time.
8. 8,008enthusiastA person who is very interested in and excited about a particular activity or subject.
9. 8,009epilepsyA neurological disorder marked by recurrent, unprovoked seizures.
10. 8,010estimationa judgment or approximate calculation about the value, size, or quality of something.
11. 8,011ethanola colorless, flammable alcohol produced by fermentation, used as fuel and in beverages.
12. 8,012excavationThe process of digging out and removing earth, especially to find buried objects or create a foundation.
13. 8,013extremistA person who holds extreme political or religious views, often willing to use radical methods.
14. 8,014feedera device or container that supplies food to animals or birds.
15. 8,015flashlightA small portable electric light that is held in the hand.
16. 8,016forciblyusing physical force or coercion; against someone's will.
17. 8,017globalizationthe process by which businesses, cultures, and economies become interconnected worldwide.
18. 8,018grailsomething that is eagerly pursued but difficult or impossible to achieve; originally the cup used by Christ at the Last Supper.
19. 8,019graphicalrelating to or using visual diagrams, charts, or images to represent information.
20. 8,020groundbreakinginnovative and introducing new ideas or methods; never done before.
21. 8,021groupinga set of people or things that are collected or organized together.
22. 8,022holinessthe quality of being sacred, pure, or deeply devoted to a divine power.
23. 8,023illustratora person who creates pictures or drawings for books, magazines, or other publications.
24. 8,024imbalancea state in which things are not equal or evenly distributed.
25. 8,025immoralNot conforming to accepted standards of right and wrong; wicked or unethical.
26. 8,026inefficientnot making the best use of time, resources, or effort; wasteful.
27. 8,027instrumentationa set of instruments or measuring devices used for a particular purpose.
28. 8,028intoleranceUnwillingness to accept beliefs, behaviors, or people different from oneself.
29. 8,029ketchupa thick red sauce made from tomatoes, used as a condiment.
30. 8,030leukemiaA type of cancer affecting the blood and bone marrow, characterized by the rapid production of abnormal white blood cells.
31. 8,031lineageA sequence of ancestors and descendants; line of descent.
32. 8,032litera unit of liquid volume equal to 1,000 milliliters.
33. 8,033manpowerthe number of people available and able to do work; human labor or workforce.
34. 8,034martyra person who suffers or dies for a cause or belief, especially a religious one.
35. 8,035mitigationthe action of reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something.
36. 8,036motorwayA wide, high-speed road designed for long-distance motor traffic, with multiple lanes in each direction.
37. 8,037obsceneOffensive or disgusting, especially in a sexual way; grossly indecent.
38. 8,038octopusa soft-bodied sea creature with eight arms covered in suckers.
39. 8,039onwardforward in time or space; continuing ahead.
40. 8,040opiuma powerful narcotic drug made from the dried juice of the opium poppy, used as a painkiller and known for its addictive properties.
41. 8,041ovarianrelating to the ovaries, the female reproductive organs that produce eggs.
42. 8,042peckTo strike or bite something quickly with the beak.
43. 8,043penalrelating to punishment, especially by law.
44. 8,044planka long, flat piece of timber used in building or flooring.
45. 8,045plighta dangerous, difficult, or sad situation that someone is in.
46. 8,046privyhaving private knowledge of something; secretly informed about something.
47. 8,047propulsionA force that drives or pushes something forward.
48. 8,048rafta flat floating structure made of logs or other materials, used for transport on water.
49. 8,049rejoiceto feel or show great joy or happiness.
50. 8,050roamto walk or travel without a fixed destination; to wander.
51. 8,051serpenta large snake, often used in literary or symbolic contexts.
52. 8,052sesameA tropical plant whose small, flat seeds are used in cooking and as a source of oil.
53. 8,053simplifyto make something easier to understand or do
54. 8,054sirena device that makes a loud warning sound, or a dangerously attractive woman from mythology.
55. 8,055sleepera person or thing that achieves unexpected success after being overlooked.
56. 8,056smearto damage someone's reputation by spreading false information; also to spread a substance over a surface.
57. 8,057snowyCovered with or characterized by snow.
58. 8,058spectralresembling or suggesting a ghost; relating to a spectrum of light.
59. 8,059stabilizeto make or become steady and unlikely to change or worsen.
60. 8,060stalkto follow or pursue stealthily.
61. 8,061statesmanA skilled, experienced, and respected political leader or diplomat.
62. 8,062stinkto emit a strong, unpleasant smell
63. 8,063subcommitteea smaller committee formed from a larger committee to deal with a specific matter.
64. 8,064sufficeto be enough or adequate for a need or purpose
65. 8,065swatTo hit or strike sharply with a flat object.
66. 8,066swinepigs, especially when kept as livestock; also used as an insult for a greedy or unpleasant person.
67. 8,067symbolismthe use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.
68. 8,068tramA passenger vehicle that runs on rails laid in a public road.
69. 8,069underworldthe world of the dead in mythology; also, the criminal world operating outside the law.
70. 8,070verticallyin a direction straight up or down, perpendicular to the horizon.
71. 8,071vigorousStrong, energetic, and full of physical or mental force.
72. 8,072wronglyin an incorrect or unjust manner
73. 8,073alcoholisma chronic disorder caused by dependence on alcohol, leading to health and social problems.
74. 8,074amplifiera device that increases the strength of an electrical signal, especially for audio.
75. 8,075atheismThe belief that no god or gods exist.
76. 8,076audibleLoud enough to be heard.
77. 8,077avocadoA pear-shaped tropical fruit with creamy green flesh and a large pit.
78. 8,078bathtuba large container in a bathroom used for bathing by sitting or lying in water.
79. 8,079beepa short, high-pitched sound made by an electronic device
80. 8,080biscuitA small, soft bread roll, or a small flat baked snack.
81. 8,081bitternessA feeling of anger, hurt, or resentment, often caused by unfair treatment.
82. 8,082blatantdone openly and unashamedly; completely obvious.
83. 8,083boonA thing that is helpful or beneficial; a welcome benefit.
84. 8,084bratA child who behaves badly or is annoyingly spoiled.
85. 8,085bunknonsense; something that is not true or has no value
86. 8,086candidTruthful and straightforward; not hiding one's thoughts or feelings.
87. 8,087caretakera person who looks after a building, property, or another person
88. 8,088cervicalrelating to the cervix or to the neck region of the body.
89. 8,089checklista list of items to be checked or tasks to be completed in order.
90. 8,090clampA device used to grip or fasten things tightly together.
91. 8,091competitivenessthe quality of being able to compete strongly against rivals.
92. 8,092confederationA union of states or groups joined together for a common purpose while retaining some independence.
93. 8,093confidentialitythe state of keeping information secret and private.
94. 8,094contradictiona situation in which two statements or ideas cannot both be true at the same time.
95. 8,095coronationThe ceremony in which a monarch is crowned and officially given royal power.
96. 8,096crackera thin, crisp biscuit, usually eaten as a snack or with food.
97. 8,097cunningclever at achieving goals through indirect or deceitful methods; crafty.
98. 8,098depictiona representation or description of someone or something in art, writing, or film.
99. 8,099diabetichaving or relating to diabetes, a condition in which the body cannot properly regulate blood sugar.
100. 8,100diasporaa group of people who have spread or been dispersed from their original homeland to other parts of the world.