The 8,801–8,900 most common English words

1. 8,801suffragethe right to vote in political elections.
2. 8,802surrogatea person or thing that acts as a substitute for another.
3. 8,803synopsisa brief summary of the main points of a text, film, or other work.
4. 8,804toothbrusha small brush used to clean teeth
5. 8,805trappingthe act of catching animals using traps; also, outward signs or symbols associated with a particular role or status.
6. 8,806treatiseA formal and systematic written work on a specific subject.
7. 8,807uphillrequiring great effort; difficult and tiring to accomplish.
8. 8,808variabilityThe tendency to change or differ; the quality of being subject to variation.
9. 8,809waltzto dance a waltz; to move in a smooth, gliding manner.
10. 8,810adhesiveA substance or material that sticks things together; able to stick to surfaces.
11. 8,811affluentHaving a great deal of money; wealthy.
12. 8,812ambiguitythe quality of being open to more than one interpretation; uncertainty of meaning.
13. 8,813anguishsevere mental or physical pain or suffering.
14. 8,814annalshistorical records or chronicles arranged year by year; the collected history of a subject.
15. 8,815antitrustrelating to laws that prevent unfair business monopolies and promote fair competition.
16. 8,816aridHaving little or no rain; very dry.
17. 8,817bandita person who commits robbery or theft, often as part of an armed group.
18. 8,818barristerA lawyer in the UK who is qualified to argue cases in higher courts.
19. 8,819bazaara market, often outdoors, where a variety of goods are sold, especially in Middle Eastern or South Asian contexts.
20. 8,820beneficiaryA person who receives money, property, or other benefits from someone or something.
21. 8,821bipartisaninvolving cooperation or agreement between two political parties, especially opposing ones.
22. 8,822birthplaceThe place where a person was born or where something originated.
23. 8,823brochureA small booklet or leaflet containing information or advertising about a product, service, or place.
24. 8,824brokerageA business or service that arranges transactions between buyers and sellers, usually for a commission.
25. 8,825buildupa gradual increase or accumulation of something over time.
26. 8,826civilisationa human society that has developed its own culture, government, and way of life.
27. 8,827cobaltA hard, lustrous, silvery-blue metallic element, or the deep blue pigment or color derived from it.
28. 8,828colossalExtremely large; gigantic.
29. 8,829compilerA program that translates source code written in a high-level language into machine code or a lower-level language.
30. 8,830conserveto protect something from being wasted or harmed; to use carefully
31. 8,831constellationa group of stars that forms a recognizable pattern and has been given a name.
32. 8,832contouran outline or shape of something, especially the curves of its edges
33. 8,833crispyHaving a firm, dry texture that makes a crunching sound when bitten.
34. 8,834curfewa rule or law that requires people to stay indoors after a certain time at night.
35. 8,835decidedlyin a way that is definite and clear; without doubt.
36. 8,836delusionA false belief held despite evidence to the contrary.
37. 8,837depreciationA reduction in the value of an asset over time, especially due to wear and use.
38. 8,838designateto officially choose someone or something for a particular purpose or role.
39. 8,839discardto throw away or get rid of something that is no longer useful or wanted.
40. 8,840discontenta feeling of dissatisfaction or unhappiness with one's situation.
41. 8,841dopaminea chemical messenger in the brain associated with pleasure, reward, and motivation.
42. 8,842dykeA wall or embankment built to hold back water and prevent flooding.
43. 8,843eclecticSelecting or made up of elements drawn from various sources or styles.
44. 8,844ecstaticFeeling overwhelming happiness or joy.
45. 8,845endemic(of a disease or condition) regularly found and restricted to a particular area or people.
46. 8,846enlistto recruit or gain the support or aid of someone for a purpose.
47. 8,847eyebrowthe strip of hair that grows above each eye
48. 8,848fascistspeople who support fascism, an authoritarian and ultranationalist political ideology that often involves dictatorial power and suppression of opposition.
49. 8,849firefightera person whose job is to extinguish fires and rescue people from danger.
50. 8,850fluorescentEmitting a bright, glowing light, especially from a tube or lamp that uses fluorescence.
51. 8,851futuristicHaving or involving very modern technology or design that seems to belong to the future.
52. 8,852hallmarka distinctive feature or characteristic that identifies something.
53. 8,853hasteexcessive speed or urgency in doing something.
54. 8,854identifiableable to be recognized or distinguished from others.
55. 8,855illiterateUnable to read or write.
56. 8,856immaculatePerfectly clean; free from any stain, fault, or error.
57. 8,857inclinationa tendency or preference toward a particular thing or action
58. 8,858insurgentspeople who rise in armed resistance against an established authority or government.
59. 8,859interpersonalrelating to relationships or communication between people.
60. 8,860interracialinvolving people of different racial backgrounds
61. 8,861intruderA person who enters a place without permission or invitation.
62. 8,862inwardtoward the inside or one's own mind and feelings.
63. 8,863launchera device or vehicle used to send something (such as a rocket or missile) into the air or into space.
64. 8,864legalitythe state of being permitted or allowed by law.
65. 8,865lessento make something smaller in amount, degree, or intensity; to reduce.
66. 8,866lifespanThe length of time that a person, animal, or thing lives or is expected to live.
67. 8,867longitudinalextending lengthwise or over a long period of time; relating to research conducted over time.
68. 8,868loosento make something less tight or firm; to relax a hold
69. 8,869masculinitythe quality of being masculine; traits traditionally associated with men.
70. 8,870microscopicToo small to be seen with the naked eye; visible only under a microscope.
71. 8,871middaythe middle of the day; noon.
72. 8,872moana long, low sound expressing pain, suffering, or unhappiness.
73. 8,873morphineA powerful narcotic drug derived from opium, used to relieve severe pain.
74. 8,874motherhoodthe state or experience of being a mother.
75. 8,875murderousCapable of or intending to commit murder; extremely dangerous or deadly.
76. 8,876nonstopWithout any stops or breaks; continuous.
77. 8,877notoriouslyin a way that is widely known for something negative.
78. 8,878oatmeala porridge made from ground or rolled oats, commonly eaten as a breakfast food.
79. 8,879opaquenot transparent; difficult to understand or explain.
80. 8,880ordnanceMilitary weapons, ammunition, and related equipment.
81. 8,881originateto begin or arise from a particular place or source
82. 8,882otterA small semi-aquatic mammal with thick fur that lives near rivers and eats fish.
83. 8,883pelvicrelating to the pelvis, the basin-shaped structure of bones at the base of the spine.
84. 8,884percussionthe section of a musical ensemble consisting of instruments played by striking or hitting, such as drums and cymbals.
85. 8,885pigmenta substance that gives color to something, such as paint, ink, or living tissue.
86. 8,886populistrelating to or representing the interests and views of ordinary people, often in opposition to a privileged elite.
87. 8,887porousHaving many small holes or gaps that allow liquid or air to pass through.
88. 8,888predictiveHaving the ability to predict or forecast future events or outcomes.
89. 8,889raciallyin a way that relates to or is based on race or racial differences
90. 8,890registraran official responsible for keeping records, especially at a university or government office.
91. 8,891reina long narrow strap attached to a bridle, used to guide or control a horse; also means to restrain or control something.
92. 8,892relican object or tradition that has survived from the past
93. 8,893reuniteto bring together again after a period of separation
94. 8,894reuseto use something again after it has already been used once.
95. 8,895roadwaythe part of a road intended for vehicles to travel on.
96. 8,896rusticSimple and charming in a way that is typical of the countryside.
97. 8,897sanitaryfree from dirt and germs; clean and hygienic.
98. 8,898saturationThe state of being completely filled or soaked; the intensity or vividness of a color.
99. 8,899scarcityA situation in which something is not available in sufficient quantities; shortage.
100. 8,900scorpiona small arachnid with pincers and a venomous stinger in its tail, found in warm regions.