The 9,801–9,900 most common English words

1. 9,801blowera device that sends out a strong current of air
2. 9,802blurryNot clear or sharp in outline; difficult to see distinctly.
3. 9,803bravelyin a courageous and fearless manner
4. 9,804chevronA V-shaped mark, stripe, or symbol, often used as a military insignia indicating rank.
5. 9,805coercionthe use of force or threats to make someone do something against their will.
6. 9,806commaA punctuation mark (,) used to indicate a pause or to separate elements in a sentence.
7. 9,807competencythe ability to do something successfully or efficiently; a specific skill or qualification.
8. 9,808concerteddone in a planned or coordinated way by two or more people working together.
9. 9,809crotchThe area where the legs meet the body, or where something forks into two parts.
10. 9,810customizeto modify something to suit a particular individual or task
11. 9,811departmentalrelating to or belonging to a specific department within an organization or institution.
12. 9,812dharmathe cosmic law and moral order underlying right conduct, duty, and truth in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
13. 9,813dialysisA medical process that removes waste products and excess fluid from the blood when the kidneys can no longer do so.
14. 9,814distalsituated away from the center of the body or point of attachment; the far end.
15. 9,815divisionalrelating to or belonging to a division of an organization, competition, or military unit.
16. 9,816dogmaA principle or belief held as absolute truth, especially one set by an authority.
17. 9,817emptinessthe state of containing nothing; a feeling of having no purpose or meaning
18. 9,818encompassto include or contain a wide range of things
19. 9,819ensigna flag or banner, especially one flown by a ship to show its nationality; also a low-ranking naval officer.
20. 9,820evoketo bring a feeling, memory, or image into the mind.
21. 9,821faithfullyin a loyal and reliable manner; with consistent dedication.
22. 9,822fernA flowerless plant with feathery green leaves that reproduces by spores.
23. 9,823firepowerthe destructive capacity of weapons available to a military force.
24. 9,824fixationan obsessive preoccupation with something
25. 9,825formativeHaving a strong and lasting influence on someone's development or character.
26. 9,826fretto worry or feel anxious about something.
27. 9,827gastrointestinalrelating to the stomach and intestines
28. 9,828geekspeople who are extremely enthusiastic and knowledgeable about a specific technical or niche subject.
29. 9,829gradera person or machine that grades; also used as a suffix to indicate a student in a specific school grade.
30. 9,830gratificationa feeling of pleasure or satisfaction, especially from having a desire fulfilled.
31. 9,831gruesomecausing horror or disgust; extremely unpleasant and disturbing.
32. 9,832harshlyin a severe, rough, or unkind manner
33. 9,833imaginablePossible to think of or conceive; able to be imagined.
34. 9,834impetusa force or impulse that makes something happen or happen more quickly
35. 9,835impulsiveActing quickly on feelings without careful thought.
36. 9,836incensea substance that produces a fragrant smell when burned.
37. 9,837inhumanLacking human qualities such as kindness or compassion; extremely cruel or brutal.
38. 9,838injureTo cause physical harm to a person or part of the body.
39. 9,839invoiceA document sent by a seller to a buyer that lists goods or services provided and states the amount owed.
40. 9,840junkiea person who is addicted to or obsessed with something.
41. 9,841latentpresent but not yet active, visible, or developed.
42. 9,842limitlessHaving no limits; without boundaries or restrictions.
43. 9,843literateAble to read and write.
44. 9,844localizationthe process of adapting a product or content to suit a specific region, language, or culture.
45. 9,845lowlylow in rank, status, or importance; humble.
46. 9,846lucidexpressed clearly and easy to understand; mentally clear
47. 9,847lymphomaA type of cancer that originates in the lymphatic system, affecting lymphocytes (white blood cells).
48. 9,848martinia cocktail made with gin or vodka and dry vermouth, often garnished with an olive or lemon twist.
49. 9,849mercifulShowing compassion and forgiveness, especially toward someone in one's power.
50. 9,850midgetan extremely small person or thing, often used to describe someone with dwarfism.
51. 9,851midwifea person trained to assist women during childbirth.
52. 9,852misinformationfalse or inaccurate information that is spread, regardless of intent to deceive.
53. 9,853mobilizationthe action of organizing and making something ready for active use or service.
54. 9,854monologuea long speech given by one person, especially in a play or performance.
55. 9,855monoxidea compound containing one atom of oxygen bonded to another element, especially carbon monoxide, a colorless and odorless toxic gas.
56. 9,856musicallyin a way that relates to or is expressive of music; with musical skill or feeling.
57. 9,857mutinyAn open rebellion against authority, especially by soldiers or sailors against their commanders.
58. 9,858nervouslyin a way that shows anxiety or unease
59. 9,859nighttimethe period of time when it is dark outside; the hours between sunset and sunrise.
60. 9,860nonlinearNot arranged in a straight line; not following a simple proportional or sequential pattern.
61. 9,861outweighto be greater in weight, value, or importance than something else.
62. 9,862parasiticLiving on or in another organism and taking nutrients from it without giving anything in return; dependent on others in a harmful way.
63. 9,863parsleya bright green herb used in cooking for flavoring and garnish.
64. 9,864pendulumA weight hung from a fixed point that swings freely back and forth, used in clocks or as a symbol of change.
65. 9,865picketa protest in which people stand outside a workplace to show opposition, often during a strike.
66. 9,866poignantEvoking a keen sense of sadness or regret; deeply touching.
67. 9,867polioAn infectious viral disease that can cause paralysis, especially in children.
68. 9,868potencyThe strength or power of something, especially a drug or argument.
69. 9,869precariousNot securely held; dangerously likely to fall or fail.
70. 9,870pretexta false reason given to justify an action while hiding the true reason.
71. 9,871privatizationThe transfer of a business or industry from public (government) ownership to private ownership.
72. 9,872proclaimto announce something officially or publicly in a confident way.
73. 9,873quaintAttractively unusual or old-fashioned in a charming way.
74. 9,874raccoona small, nocturnal mammal with a bushy striped tail and a distinctive black mask-like marking around its eyes.
75. 9,875reassurancesomething said or done to remove someone's doubts or fears; comfort given to reduce worry.
76. 9,876redistributionthe process of distributing something again or differently, especially income or wealth across a society.
77. 9,877restrainto hold back or prevent someone or something from doing something.
78. 9,878richlyin a plentiful, elaborate, or impressive manner
79. 9,879savera person or thing that saves money, time, or resources.
80. 9,880secessionthe formal withdrawal of a group or region from a larger political entity.
81. 9,881sectarianrelating to or caused by divisions between different sects, especially in religion or politics.
82. 9,882seminalStrongly influencing later developments; highly original and important.
83. 9,883shipyarda place where ships are built and repaired
84. 9,884silicaA hard, naturally occurring compound of silicon and oxygen, commonly found in sand and quartz.
85. 9,885simmerto cook gently just below boiling point; to be in a state of suppressed agitation.
86. 9,886snagan unexpected problem or obstacle that causes a delay or difficulty.
87. 9,887snuckPast tense of 'sneak'; moved quietly and secretly to avoid being noticed.
88. 9,888sobto cry noisily with short, gasping breaths
89. 9,889sophisticationThe quality of having refined knowledge, taste, or worldly experience.
90. 9,890straightento make something straight or upright; to become straight.
91. 9,891syringea tube with a plunger and needle used to inject or withdraw fluids.
92. 9,892thinlyin a thin layer or manner; not thickly
93. 9,893toteTo carry something, especially by hand or in a bag; also a large open bag used for carrying things.
94. 9,894transversesituated or extending across something; at right angles to the long axis.
95. 9,895tridenta three-pronged spear or fork, especially as a symbol of sea gods.
96. 9,896tweakto make a small adjustment or modification to something.
97. 9,897unisonsimultaneous performance of the same note or action; perfect agreement.
98. 9,898unpreparednot ready or equipped for something that is about to happen.
99. 9,899unrestrictedNot limited or controlled in any way; completely free.
100. 9,900unsuitablenot right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.