The 8,101–8,200 most common English words

1. 8,101digitallyin a way that uses digital technology or electronic systems
2. 8,102discordlack of agreement or harmony; conflict and tension between people.
3. 8,103divinitythe quality of being divine; godlike nature or power.
4. 8,104dorsalRelating to or situated on the back or upper side of an animal or organ.
5. 8,105durabilityThe ability to last or withstand wear, pressure, or damage over a long period.
6. 8,106empressA woman who rules an empire, or the wife of an emperor.
7. 8,107endeavourto try hard to do or achieve something
8. 8,108enrollTo officially join or sign up for a course or organization.
9. 8,109entertainera person who entertains others, such as a singer, comedian, or performer.
10. 8,110finalista person who reaches the final round of a competition.
11. 8,111gadgeta small device or tool that performs a specific function, often in a clever or novel way.
12. 8,112gaspTo take a sudden sharp breath, usually from surprise or shock.
13. 8,113glitcha small, sudden malfunction or error in a system or machine.
14. 8,114gonga metal disc that produces a loud, resonant sound when struck.
15. 8,115greasycovered with or full of grease; oily and slippery.
16. 8,116hamburgera cooked ground-beef patty served in a round bun, often with toppings.
17. 8,117heedto pay careful attention to; to take notice of
18. 8,118hideousextremely ugly or unpleasant in appearance.
19. 8,119homepageThe main or introductory page of a website.
20. 8,120imaginativeHaving or showing creativity and original ideas.
21. 8,121imperfectNot perfect; having flaws or defects.
22. 8,122implicitimplied or understood without being directly stated.
23. 8,123inleta small bay or narrow opening in a coastline where water extends into the land.
24. 8,124insensitivelacking consideration for other people's feelings; unaware of or indifferent to the emotions of others.
25. 8,125keystonethe central element that holds everything else together; something on which all else depends.
26. 8,126kudospraise and recognition given for an achievement.
27. 8,127lieuplace or stead (used in the phrase 'in lieu of')
28. 8,128liquiditythe availability of liquid assets; the ease with which assets can be converted into cash.
29. 8,129lochA lake or narrow sea inlet, especially in Scotland.
30. 8,130lotionA liquid or cream applied to the skin for moisturizing or medicinal purposes.
31. 8,131marquisA nobleman ranking above an earl or count and below a duke.
32. 8,132mayhemviolent or extreme disorder and confusion.
33. 8,133mistakenlyIn a way that is wrong or based on a misunderstanding; erroneously.
34. 8,134mouldA hollow container used to give shape to liquid or soft material when it sets.
35. 8,135neurosciencethe scientific study of the nervous system and brain.
36. 8,136nostalgicfeeling a sentimental longing for the past.
37. 8,137oppressiveCausing a feeling of being heavily burdened or uncomfortable; harsh and overwhelming.
38. 8,138patronagesupport, encouragement, or financial backing given to a person, organization, or cause.
39. 8,139pinnaclethe highest point or peak of achievement or development.
40. 8,140pongA strong, unpleasant smell; a stink.
41. 8,141prosperto succeed or thrive, especially in financial terms.
42. 8,142quaketo shake or tremble violently, especially due to an earthquake.
43. 8,143qualitativerelating to the quality or character of something rather than its quantity or amount.
44. 8,144racera person or animal that competes in races.
45. 8,145radialarranged or relating to lines or structures extending outward from a common center.
46. 8,146recapa brief summary or review of something that has already been said or done.
47. 8,147recognizableAble to be identified or noticed easily.
48. 8,148reconnaissanceA preliminary survey or observation of an area, especially to gather military or strategic information.
49. 8,149regentA person appointed to govern a country when the monarch is unable to do so.
50. 8,150reluctantlyin a way that shows unwillingness or hesitation.
51. 8,151renditiona performance or interpretation of a piece of music, drama, or other art form.
52. 8,152roadsidethe area or edge alongside a road
53. 8,153scientificallyin a way that is based on or follows the methods and principles of science.
54. 8,154secretariatA department or office responsible for administrative tasks, especially in a large organization or government body.
55. 8,155sewto join, fasten, or repair something by making stitches with a needle and thread
56. 8,156shakytrembling or unsteady; not firm or stable.
57. 8,157shamsomething that is not what it appears to be; a fraud or fake.
58. 8,158slayera person or thing that kills or destroys something, especially in a powerful or heroic way.
59. 8,159stalkera person who obsessively and persistently follows or harasses someone.
60. 8,160statistica numerical fact or piece of data collected from a set of information
61. 8,161statureThe level of respect and importance that someone has earned through their achievements.
62. 8,162stoutStrong and thick; sturdy and robust.
63. 8,163strategicallyin a way that is carefully planned to achieve a specific goal or advantage.
64. 8,164strippera chemical substance or tool used to remove paint, varnish, or other coatings from a surface.
65. 8,165stumpthe lower part of a tree trunk left in the ground after the tree has been cut down.
66. 8,166subordinateA person who is lower in rank or position than someone else.
67. 8,167synagogueA building used for Jewish worship and religious instruction.
68. 8,168tentativeNot certain or fixed; done as a trial or subject to change.
69. 8,169topicalrelating to matters that are current or of immediate interest.
70. 8,170uneasyslightly worried or uncomfortable; not at ease.
71. 8,171unfoldTo open out or be revealed gradually.
72. 8,172variancethe state of differing or being inconsistent; a measure of how spread out values are from the average.
73. 8,173wavelengththe distance between two successive peaks of a wave; also used figuratively to mean a shared way of thinking or feeling
74. 8,174workloadthe amount of work that a person or organization has to do.
75. 8,175admiraltythe government department or authority responsible for commanding and administering a naval force.
76. 8,176artificiallyin a way that is produced by human action rather than occurring naturally; in a forced or unnatural manner.
77. 8,177beada small, round piece of glass, wood, or plastic with a hole through it, used for making jewelry.
78. 8,178bertha fixed bunk or sleeping place on a ship, train, or other vehicle.
79. 8,179billionairesPeople who possess at least one billion dollars or units of currency in net worth.
80. 8,180blackmailthe act of demanding money or favors from someone by threatening to reveal damaging information about them.
81. 8,181blindnessthe inability to see, or a failure to notice or understand something important
82. 8,182brightlyin a vivid, strong, or cheerful manner; with a lot of light or colour
83. 8,183burglaryThe act of illegally entering a building in order to steal things.
84. 8,184cafeteriaA self-service restaurant or dining area, especially in a school or workplace.
85. 8,185canaryA small yellow songbird, often kept as a pet or historically used in mines as a warning signal for toxic gases.
86. 8,186ceramicsobjects made from clay that are hardened by heat, such as pottery and porcelain.
87. 8,187clumsyLacking grace or skill in movement or action; awkward.
88. 8,188commutera person who travels regularly between home and work or school.
89. 8,189contingencya possible future event or situation that might occur but is not certain.
90. 8,190cupboardA piece of furniture with shelves and doors, used for storing food, dishes, or other items.
91. 8,191daftSilly or foolish; not sensible.
92. 8,192deprivationthe state of lacking something necessary or desirable, especially basic needs.
93. 8,193dulyIn the correct or expected manner; at the proper time.
94. 8,194duskthe time just after sunset when the sky begins to grow dark.
95. 8,195environmentallyin a way that is not harmful to the natural world.
96. 8,196everlastingLasting forever; never ending or changing.
97. 8,197excellencyA title of honor given to high-ranking officials such as ambassadors or governors.
98. 8,198feasibilityThe quality of being possible or practical to do or achieve.
99. 8,199federallyby or under the authority of the federal government.
100. 8,200flavoredhaving had a particular taste added to something.