| Rank | Word | Pronunciation | PoS | Definition |
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| 1963 | abandon | /ə•bæn•dən/ | verb |        to leave someone or something you are responsible for and not return |
| 1881 | abroad | /ə•broɚd/ | adv | in or to a foreign country |
| 1756 | absence | /æb•səns/ | noun | a time when you are not in a place where you should be |
| 1749 | academic | /æ•kə•dɛ•mɪk/ | adj | related to education or school; (n) educator who works at a college or university |
| 1901 | accommodation | /ə•kɑm•ə•dɛɪ•ʃn/ | noun | a place to stay, often a hotel |
| 1809 | accompany | /ə•kʌm•pə•nɪ/ | verb | to go somewhere with someone |
| 1753 | accuse | /ə•kjuz/ | verb | to say that someone has done something bad or wrong |
| 1999 | achievement | /ə•tʃiːv•mənt/ | noun | something good that you have successfully done |
| 1745 | acknowledge | /ək•nɑ•lɪdʒ/ | verb | to accept that something is true |
| 1939 | advertisement | /əd•vɚ•tɪs•mənt/ | noun | a picture, short film, text, etc., that tells people about a product or service |
| 1743 | advise | /əd•vaɪz/ | verb | to suggest what should be done |
| 1830 | aircraft | /ɛɚ•krɑɚft/ | noun | a machine that can fly |
| 1772 | alive | /ə•laɪv/ | adj | living; not dead |
| 1639 | analyze | /ænəlaɪz/ | verb | to study carefully to find out the meaning of |
| 1725 | ancient | /ɛɪn•ʃənt/ | adj | very old; having lived a very long time ago |
| 1811 | angry | /æŋ•grɪ/ | adj | having a strong feeling about something that you dislike very much |
| 1646 | anywhere | /ɛ•nɪ•wɛɚ/ | adv | in, at, or to any place; used in questions, with 'not' |
| 1786 | appoint | /ə•poɪnt/ | verb | to officially choose a person for a job, position |
| 1837 | appointment | /ə•poɪnt•mənt/ | noun | the time you arranged to meet someone or do something |
| 1900 | approximately | /ə•prɑksɪmətlɪ/ | adv | around; nearly; almost; about (a number) |
| 1627 | arise | /ə•raɪz/ | verb | to begin, to start to happen |
| 1942 | aside | /ə•saɪd/ | adv | to the side; out of the way; for later use |
| 1737 | assistant | /ə•sɪs•tənt/ | noun | a person who helps another, usually as a job |
| 1853 | assumption | /ə•sʌm•pʃən/ | noun | something you believe to be so, but aren't sure of |
| 1740 | attach | /ə•tætʃ/ | verb | to be associated or connected with |
| 1713 | attractive | /ə•træk•tɪv/ | adj | making you like them, as by being good-looking |
| 1704 | ban | /bæn/ | verb | to make something illegal or not allowed |
| 1920 | beauty | /bju•tɪ/ | noun | quality of being physically or visually attractive |
| 1723 | besides | /bɪ•saɪdz/ | prep | other than or in addition to |
| 1956 | bet | /bɛt/ | verb | to make an agreement on the results of an event where the losers give something (usually money) to the winner |
| 1977 | bike | /baɪk/ | noun | a vehicle with two wheels that a person can ride |
| 1625 | blame | /blɛɪm/ | verb | to say someone is responsible for something bad |
| 1834 | bone | /boʊn/ | noun | hard pieces of a body that form the frame of an animal |
| 1688 | bore | /boɚ/ | verb | to make someone not interested in something |
| 1878 | borrow | /bɑ•roʊ/ | verb | to receive something from someone and later return it |
| 1852 | boss | /bɑs/ | noun | a person who manages you, or is in charge of you at work |
| 1842 | bother | /bɑ•ðə/ | verb | to take the trouble to do something |
| 1612 | bottle | /bɑ•tl/ | noun | a container with a narrow neck used to hold liquids like water or wine |
| 1817 | breakfast | /brɛk•fəst/ | noun | the first meal of the day |
| 1898 | breast | /brɛst/ | noun | two soft round parts on a woman's chest that produce milk when she has a baby |
| 1609 | breath | /brɛθ/ | noun | air you take in and out of your body |
| 1912 | breathe | /briːð/ | verb | to move air into and out of your lungs |
| 1911 | brown | /braʊn/ | adj | of the color of coffee, wood, or chocolate |
| 1923 | calculate | /kæl•kjʊ•lɛɪt/ | verb | to find an answer using mathematics |
| 1962 | calm | /kɑɚm/ | adj | relaxed and not worried or angry |
| 1883 | capable | /kɛɪ•pə•bl/ | adj | able to do something; can do |
| 1656 | capture | /kæp•tʃə/ | verb | to catch and prevent a person/animal from being free |
| 1635 | careful | /kɛɚ•fʊl/ | adj | thinking about what you are doing in order to avoid a mistake |
| 1616 | cast | /kɑɚst/ | verb | to send, throw, or move something or someone in a direction |
| 1676 | cat | /kæt/ | noun | a small animal of the lion and tiger family with four legs and a tail that is kept as a pet |
| 1606 | celebrate | /sɛ•lɪ•brɛɪt/ | verb | to observe an event or occasion (e.g., a birthday) |
| 1660 | chairman | /tʃɛɚ•mən/ | noun | a person in charge of a meeting |
| 1739 | chart | /tʃɑɚt/ | noun | drawing showing information in a clear way |
| 1655 | chemical | /kɛ•mɪ•kəl/ | noun | a basic substance produced by mixing elements |
| 1806 | childhood | /tʃaɪl•dhʊd/ | noun | the time when you are a child |
| 1908 | chip | /tʃɪp/ | noun | a small piece that was broken or taken off something |
| 1710 | circle | /sɚ•kl/ | noun | a perfectly round shape or a group arranged in that shape |
| 1873 | classic | /klæ•sɪk/ | noun | something popular or famous for a long time and is considered one of the best of its kind |
| 1904 | climate | /klaɪ•mɪt/ | noun | typical weather conditions in a particular place |
| 1729 | closely | /kloʊslɪ/ | adv | very near in space or time; just next to |
| 1726 | coast | /koʊst/ | noun | land near the sea or ocean |
| 1861 | coat | /koʊt/ | noun | clothing worn outside over your normal clothes |
| 1877 | collapse | /kə•læps/ | verb | to suddenly fall down or break apart |
| 1719 | column | /kɑ•ləm/ | noun | a tall post made of stone or wood used as a support in a building; one of two or more blocks of print that appear next to each other on a page |
| 1943 | comfort | /kʌm•fət/ | noun | state of being relaxed, warm, or happy |
| 1712 | command | /kə•mɑɚnd/ | noun | an order; control over others |
| 1798 | communicate | /kə•mju•nɪ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to give and exchange information |
| 1681 | compete | /kəm•piːt/ | verb | to try to win something such as a race or game |
| 1822 | competitive | /kəm•pɛ•tɪ•tɪv/ | adj | wanting to win or to be better than others |
| 1687 | complaint | /kəm•plɛɪnt/ | noun | saying something is wrong and should be changed |
| 1849 | complicate | /kɑm•plɪ•kɛɪt/ | verb | to make more difficult |
| 1868 | concentration | /kɑn•sɛn•trɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | the ability to direct all your effort and attention on the one thing you are doing and nothing else |
| 1917 | confuse | /kən•fjuz/ | verb | to make something unclear or hard to understand |
| 1618 | conservative | /kən•sɚ•və•tɪv/ | adj | preferring traditional styles and values |
| 1669 | considerable | /kən•sɪ•də•rə•bl/ | adj | large in size, amount, or effect |
| 1940 | consistent | /kən•sɪs•tənt/ | adj | always acting or happening in the same way |
| 1666 | constant | /kɑn•stənt/ | adj | happening frequently or without pause |
| 1757 | construct | /kən•strʌkt/ | verb | to build or create something |
| 1955 | convention | /kən•vɛn•ʃən/ | noun | a large meeting of the members of a profession, organization, or who have the same interests |
| 1899 | cope | /koʊp/ | verb | to deal successfully with a difficult problem |
| 1828 | core | /koɚ/ | noun | the central part of a fruit that contains the seeds; the central part of something |
| 1907 | corporation | /koɚ•pə•rɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | big company or a combination of several companies |
| 1734 | county | /kaʊn•tɪ/ | noun | an area within a country or a state with its own local government |
| 1865 | crash | /kræʃ/ | verb | to hit something hard enough to cause serious damage |
| 1927 | creation | /kriː•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of making something |
| 1722 | criminal | /krɪ•mɪ•nL/ | adj | related to illegal activity; (n) a person who has done a crime |
| 1951 | criterion | /kraɪ•tiːɚ•riːɚn/ | noun | a standard used to make judgments or decisions |
| 1776 | critic | /krɪ•tɪk/ | noun | a person whose job is to give opinions about books, movies, or other forms of art |
| 1954 | criticism | /krɪ•tɪ•sɪ•zəm/ | noun | written or spoken remarks about what is bad about someone or something |
| 1984 | crop | /krɑp/ | noun | plants grown on a farm for food (e.g., corn or rice) |
| 1981 | crucial | /kru•ʃjəl/ | adj | extremely important |
| 1630 | dad | /dæd/ | noun | father |
| 1622 | debt | /dɛt/ | noun | the sum of money owed to somebody that is not yet paid |
| 1632 | declare | /dɪ•klɛɚ/ | verb | to say something in an official or sure way |
| 1884 | defeat | /dɪ•fiːt/ | verb | to win against someone in something such as a fight or game |
| 1872 | defend | /dɪ•fɛnd/ | verb | to protect against an attack |
| 1969 | delight | /dɪ•laɪt/ | noun | a strong feeling of great pleasure and happiness |
| 1862 | democracy | /dɪ•mɑ•krə•sɪ/ | noun | a system of government in which the people of a country can vote to elect who will govern them |
| 1980 | derive | /dɪ•raɪv/ | verb | to develop or get something from something else |
| 1870 | deserve | /dɪ•zɚv/ | verb | to get the appropriate reward or punishment for the way you behaved or something you did |
| 1845 | diet | /daɪ•ət/ | verb | the type of food that a person or animal usually eats |
| 1974 | differ | /dɪ•fə/ | verb | to be not the same as others |
| 1663 | disappear | /dɪ•sə•piːɚ/ | verb | to become impossible to see |
| 1851 | disappoint | /dɪ•sə•poɪnt/ | verb | to not meet the expectations of others or yourself |
| 1850 | discipline | /dɪ•sɪp•lɪn/ | noun | the teaching of self-control through instruction and practice |
| 1658 | discount | /dɪs•kaʊnt/ | noun | an amount of money taken off the usual price of something |
| 1880 | dish | /dɪʃ/ | noun | a shallow container for cooking or serving food |
| 1827 | disk | /dɪsk/ | noun | a flat round object |
| 1891 | distinguish | /dɪs•tɪŋ•gwɪʃ/ | verb | to notice the difference between two or more things or people |
| 1978 | distribute | /dɪs•trɪ•bjut/ | verb | to hand in or deliver something to people |
| 1763 | dozen | /dʌ•zn/ | noun | a group of twelve people or things |
| 1807 | draft | /drɑɚft/ | noun | a piece of writing or plan that is not yet finished |
| 1989 | drama | /drɑɚ•mə/ | noun | a piece of writing that tells a story about a serious subject or an exciting event |
| 1973 | dramatic | /drə•mæ•tɪk/ | adj | sudden and extreme |
| 1662 | ear | /iːɚ/ | noun | the part of the head that you hear with |
| 1747 | east | /iːst/ | noun | the direction where the sun rises |
| 1991 | educate | /ɛ•dju•kɛɪt/ | verb | to teach someone in a school or college |
| 1890 | educational | /ɛ•dju•kɛɪ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | relating to teaching in a school |
| 1840 | effectively | /ɪ•fɛktɪvlɪ/ | adv | in a way that produces the result you want |
| 1967 | efficient | /ɪ•fɪ•ʃənt/ | adj | able to work well without waste |
| 1720 | electronic | /ɪ•lɛk•trɑ•nɪk/ | adj | operating by use of electricity; digital |
| 1841 | elsewhere | /ɛls•wɛɚ/ | adv | in or to another or different place |
| 1889 | emergency | /ɪ•mɚ•dʒən•sɪ/ | noun | a sudden serious event needing immediate action |
| 1781 | emotion | /ɪ•moʊ•ʃən/ | noun | a feeling such as sadness, anger, or love |
| 1829 | emotional | /ɪ•moʊ•ʃə•nL/ | adj | related to deep feelings |
| 1838 | emphasize | /ɛm•fə•saɪz/ | verb | to stress the items that are important |
| 1700 | employer | /ɪm•ploɪ•ə/ | noun | person or firm that pays people to work for them |
| 1605 | employment | /ɪm•ploɪ•mənt/ | noun | having a job; work done for money |
| 1910 | encounter | /ɪn•kaʊn•tə/ | verb | to have or experience something, often unpleasant or difficult |
| 1785 | enemy | /ɛ•nɪ•mɪ/ | noun | someone who wants to harm another |
| 1615 | engine | /ɛn•dʒɪn/ | noun | a machine that changes energy into motion |
| 1887 | enhance | /ɪn•hɑɚns/ | verb | to make something better; to improve |
| 1778 | enormous | /ɪ•noɚ•məs/ | adj | huge; very big; very large |
| 1653 | entry | /ɛn•trɪ/ | noun | the act of going into some place |
| 1770 | equally | /iːkwəlɪ/ | adv | in an equal, similar, or identical way |
| 1769 | estate | /ɪs•tɛɪt/ | noun | land that a person owns |
| 1742 | everywhere | /ɛ•vrɪ•wɛɚ/ | adv | every place |
| 1964 | examination | /ɪg•zæ•mɪ•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | test of your knowledge of, or ability in something |
| 1906 | exception | /ɪk•sɛp•ʃən/ | noun | something not included in or different from a group of things |
| 1913 | excuse | /ɪks•kjuz/ | verb | to give a reason to explain why you did something |
| 1994 | exhibit | /ɪg•zɪ•bɪt/ | verb | to display or make available for people to see |
| 1801 | exhibition | /ɛk•sɪ•bɪ•ʃən/ | noun | an event at which an object or group of objects is shown to the public |
| 1833 | existence | /ɪg•zɪs•təns/ | noun | state of being present, alive, or real |
| 1604 | expectation | /ɛk•spɛk•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a belief or hope that something is going to happen |
| 1626 | explanation | /ɛks•plə•nɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | details or reasons given to make something clear |
| 1771 | expose | /ɛks•poʊ•zɛɪ/ | verb | to show something that is usually hidden, covered, or protected |
| 1855 | extreme | /ɪks•triːm/ | adj | very great in degree |
| 1684 | faith | /fɛɪθ/ | noun | a strong belief that someone or something is honest and good |
| 1652 | fat | /fæt/ | noun | oily part of meat |
| 1993 | fault | /foɚlt/ | noun | a bad quality or part of someone or something; responsibility for a mistake or bad situation |
| 1654 | fellow | /fɛ•loʊ/ | noun | someone in the same group or situation; a boy or man |
| 1673 | folk | /foʊk/ | adj | ordinary people |
| 1698 | formal | /foɚ•məl/ | adj | suitable for serious, official, or important occasions |
| 1858 | forth | /foɚθ/ | adv | out of a place; forward in time, place, or way |
| 1854 | freeze | /friːz/ | verb | to become hard because of very cold temperatures |
| 1709 | frequently | /friː•kwənt•lɪ/ | adv | often; regularly |
| 1638 | fruit | /frut/ | noun | food that grows on a tree or bush |
| 1603 | fuel | /fju•ɚl/ | noun | material used to produce heat or power when burned |
| 1879 | fundamental | /fʌn•də•mɛn•tl/ | adj | relating to the most important parts of something |
| 1752 | furthermore | /fɚ•ðə•moɚ/ | adv | in addition to what has been said |
| 1765 | gap | /gæp/ | noun | a space between two things |
| 1946 | gene | /dʒiːn/ | noun | part of a cell that controls the development and appearance of a living thing |
| 1988 | gentleman | /dʒɛn•tl•mən/ | noun | a man who has good manners and is considerate |
| 1975 | grateful | /grɛɪt•fəl/ | adj | feeling or showing thanks; thankful |
| 1847 | gray | /grɛɪ/ | adj | color between black and white |
| 1675 | guard | /gɑɚd/ | verb | to keep watch over something to protect it e.g., a bank |
| 1826 | habit | /hæbɪt/ | noun | the usual way of behaving; something often repeated |
| 1748 | hat | /hæt/ | noun | something people wear to cover their heads for fashion or protection |
| 1741 | hell | /hɛl/ | noun | any place of pain and suffering |
| 1711 | helpful | /hɛlp•fəl/ | adj | doing things that help someone |
| 1824 | hi | /haɪ/ | itj | what you say when you meet someone; hello |
| 1902 | highlight | /haɪ•laɪt/ | noun | the best or most interesting part of something |
| 1668 | hill | /hɪl/ | noun | an area of land that is higher than the land around it but smaller than a mountain |
| 1623 | honor | /ɑː•nɚ/ | noun | respect given to someone who is admired |
| 1744 | household | /haʊs•hoʊld/ | noun | all the people who live in a house; a family |
| 1996 | hunt | /hʌnt/ | verb | to search for wild animals to kill for food or sport |
| 1672 | ideal | /aɪ•diːɚl/ | adj | perfect; most suitable; best possible |
| 1727 | ill | /ɪl/ | adj | not well; sick |
| 1936 | illness | /ɪl•nəs/ | noun | unhealthy condition of the mind or body |
| 1815 | illustrate | /ɪ•ləs•trɛɪt/ | verb | to explain with examples, to make it easier to understand |
| 1804 | immediate | /ɪ•miː•djət/ | adj | done without delay; straight away |
| 1738 | implement | /ɪm•plɪ•mɛnt/ | verb | to start and carry out a plan or government policy; (n) tool |
| 1869 | implication | /ɪm•plɪ•kɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | possible effects or results from an action or event |
| 1816 | imply | /ɪm•plaɪ/ | verb | to suggest something, without saying it directly |
| 1611 | import | /ɪm•poɚt/ | verb | to bring items or goods from one country into another |
| 1721 | impose | /ɪm•poʊz/ | verb | to make someone to do, believe, or accept something |
| 1715 | impression | /ɪm•prɛ•ʃən/ | noun | effect or feeling resulting from an experience |
| 1805 | incident | /ɪn•sɪ•dənt/ | noun | something that happens, especially if it is bad or unusual |
| 1610 | increasingly | /ɪn•kriːs•ɪŋ•lɪ/ | adv | more and more; in greater degree or amount |
| 1707 | index | /ɪn•dɛks/ | noun | a written or printed list of topics or words in a particular order |
| 1843 | initiative | /ɪ•nɪ•ʃiːɚ•tɪv/ | noun | ability to decide or act upon things yourself without depending on someone else |
| 1799 | injury | /ɪn•dʒə•rɪ/ | noun | physical or emotional harm or damage that a person experiences |
| 1922 | install | /ɪn•stoɚl/ | verb | to set up a piece of equipment so that it is ready to use |
| 1670 | instruction | /ɪn•strʌk•ʃən/ | noun | information about how to do or use something |
| 1953 | integrate | /ɪn•tɪ•grɛɪt/ | verb | to combine together; make into one thing |
| 1979 | intellectual | /ɪn•tɪ•lɛk•tjʊəl/ | noun | of or relating to the ability to think in a logical way and understand complicated ideas and subjects |
| 1671 | intelligence | /ɪn•tɛ•lɪ•dʒəns/ | noun | ability to learn, think about, and understand things |
| 1762 | intention | /ɪn•tɛn•ʃən/ | noun | plan, aim, or purpose |
| 1875 | interaction | /ɪn•tər•æk•ʃən/ | noun | process of two or more people or things affecting each other |
| 1987 | interpretation | /ɪn•tɚ•prɪ•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | an explanation or opinion of the meaning of something |
| 1680 | joint | /dʒoɪnt/ | noun | 1. (n.) place where two things meet; 2. (adj.) done together |
| 1717 | joke | /dʒoʊk/ | verb | to say or do things that are meant to be funny |
| 1937 | journalist | /dʒɚ•nə•lɪst/ | noun | a person who writes news reports for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio |
| 1619 | journey | /dʒɚ•nɪ/ | noun | traveling from one place to another; trip |
| 1694 | justice | /dʒʌs•tɪs/ | noun | quality of being fair, equal, or just |
| 1728 | kick | /kɪk/ | noun | hit someone or something using your foot |
| 1874 | king | /kɪŋ/ | noun | the male ruler of a country that has a royal family |
| 1678 | kiss | /kɪs/ | verb | to put your lips against another's to show love |
| 1812 | knock | /nɑk/ | verb | to hit something to get people's attention |
| 1820 | lake | /lɛɪk/ | noun | a large area of water surrounded by land |
| 1990 | landscape | /læn•skɛɪp/ | noun | a large area of countryside or land that has a particular quality or appearance |
| 1702 | latter | /læ•tə/ | adj | the second or last mentioned thing |
| 1972 | lean | /liːn/ | verb | to bend or move someone's body in a particular direction; (adj) very little fat |
| 1733 | legislation | /lɛ•dʒɪs•lɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act or process of writing and passing laws |
| 1819 | liberal | /lɪ•bə•rəl/ | adj | open to new ideas; believing government should actively support social needs |
| 1602 | lock | /lɑk/ | verb | to close something with a device so others can't open it |
| 1932 | luck | /lʌk/ | noun | accidental way things happen, often good things |
| 1864 | lucky | /lʌ•kɪ/ | adj | fortunate; having good things happen to you |
| 1641 | mail | /mɛɪl/ | noun | a letter, package, or email |
| 1894 | manufacturer | /mæ•njʊ•fæk•tʃə•rə/ | noun | a person or company that makes a product |
| 1921 | massive | /mæ•sɪv/ | adj | very big; very large and heavy |
| 1925 | mathematics | /mæ•θɪ•mæ•tɪks/ | noun | study or science of numbers and shapes |
| 1839 | maximum | /mæk•sɪ•məm/ | noun | largest or greatest |
| 1751 | meanwhile | /miːn•waɪl/ | adv | at or during the same time; in the meantime |
| 1867 | meat | /miːt/ | noun | the muscles and soft parts of animals or birds that is eaten as food |
| 1860 | mechanism | /mɛ•kə•nɪ•zəm/ | noun | a part or a set of parts of a machine that has a particular function |
| 1759 | medicine | /mɛd•sɪn/ | noun | liquid or pills used to treat illness or pain; the study of treating illness or pain |
| 1647 | mental | /mɛn•tl/ | adj | concerning the mind |
| 1796 | merely | /miːɚlɪ/ | adv | only, simply, or nothing more than |
| 1832 | metal | /mɛ•tl/ | noun | a type of hardy material that is usually hard and shiny that can be used to make things, such as iron, gold, or steel |
| 1787 | milk | /mɪlk/ | noun | the white liquid produced by females to feed their babies |
| 1767 | minimum | /mɪ•nɪ•məm/ | noun | lowest number or amount that is possible |
| 1995 | minor | /maɪ•nə/ | adj | not so large in size, not important or valuable |
| 1985 | minority | /maɪ•nɑ•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | a part of a group that is less than half of the whole; a small part |
| 1689 | mission | /mɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a special task or job that is given to a person or group |
| 1736 | mobile | /moʊ•baɪl/ | adj | able to move from one place to another |
| 1846 | motion | /moʊ•ʃən/ | noun | a movement; the way something moves |
| 1924 | mouse | /maʊz/ | noun | a small animal that has fur and a long tail |
| 1730 | multiple | /mʌl•tɪ•pl/ | adj | many things or people |
| 1628 | musical | /mju•zɪ•kəl/ | noun | play or movie set to music |
| 1637 | native | /nɛɪ•tɪv/ | noun | being from or living in the place where you were born |
| 1893 | nearby | /niːɚ•baɪ/ | adj | not far away |
| 1950 | neck | /nɛk/ | noun | part of the body joining the head and the body |
| 2000 | negotiate | /nɪ•goʊ•ʃɪ•ɛɪt/ | verb | to have a formal discussion to reach an agreement |
| 1859 | negotiation | /nɪ•goʊ•ʃɪ•ɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | a formal discussion to reach an agreement |
| 1692 | neighborhood | /neiː•bə•hʊd/ | noun | area of a town or city that people live in |
| 1768 | northern | /noɚ•ðən/ | adj | in or toward the north |
| 1617 | notion | /noʊ•ʃən/ | noun | idea or opinion about doing something |
| 1866 | observation | /ɑb•zɚ•vɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | careful watching and listening; remark or comment on something you have noticed |
| 1928 | occupy | /ɑ•kjʊ•paɪ/ | verb | to fill a time, a space, or an area |
| 1792 | online | /ɑːn•laɪn/ | adj | connected to the internet |
| 1620 | opposition | /ɑ•pə•zɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of disagreeing or trying to stop something |
| 1644 | ordinary | /oɚ•dn•rɪ/ | adj | not special, different, or unusual |
| 1986 | origin | /ɑ•rɪ•dʒɪn/ | noun | the point at which something begins or is created |
| 1941 | originally | /ə•rɪ•dʒŋ•ə•lɪ/ | adv | at first; in the beginning |
| 1613 | ourselves | /aʊ•ə•sɛlvz/ | pron | used by a speaker to show that they and one or more people are affected by their action |
| 1624 | outcome | /aʊt•kʌm/ | noun | something that happens as a result, consequence |
| 1929 | outline | /aʊt•laɪn/ | verb | the main ideas or facts about something, without the details |
| 1919 | output | /aʊt•pʊt/ | noun | amount of something that is produced |
| 1835 | panel | /pæ•nL/ | noun | a rectangular piece of wood, metal, etc., that is a part of something bigger; a group of people who discuss something |
| 1648 | participant | /pɑɚ•tɪ•sɪ•pənt/ | noun | a person who is actively involved and included in something |
| 1914 | partly | /pɑɚt•lɪ/ | adv | in part; not completely |
| 1856 | passage | /pæ•sɪdʒ/ | noun | a long, narrow area that connects one place to another |
| 1693 | passenger | /pæ•sɪn•dʒə/ | noun | A person who is traveling in a vehicle |
| 1659 | peak | /piːk/ | noun | the time or place when something or someone is best, greatest, highest |
| 1886 | perfectly | /pɚ•fɪktlɪ/ | adv | in a faultless manner; without mistakes |
| 1780 | permanent | /pɚ•mə•nənt/ | adj | lasting forever; not temporary or changing |
| 1650 | personality | /pɚ•sə•næ•lɪ•tɪ/ | noun | person's character; the way that a person usually acts |
| 1897 | personally | /pɚs•nə•lɪ/ | adv | by a specific person, and not by anyone else |
| 1695 | phase | /fɛɪz/ | noun | distinct part or step in a process |
| 1793 | phrase | /frɛɪz/ | noun | a group of words that forms a unit and expresses a single meaning |
| 1794 | pilot | /paɪ•lət/ | noun | a person who controls an airplane, spacecraft, or boat |
| 1959 | plain | /plɛɪn/ | adj | simple; easy to understand; clear |
| 1848 | plastic | /plæs•tɪk/ | noun | a very common, light, strong material that can be formed into many different shapes and is made by a chemical process |
| 1703 | plate | /plɛɪt/ | noun | a flat dish used for eating or serving food |
| 1949 | plot | /plɑt/ | noun | a plan to do something, often in secret and bad |
| 1863 | pocket | /pɑ•kɪt/ | noun | small cloth bag sewn into clothing to hold things |
| 1810 | politician | /pɑ•lɪ•tɪ•ʃən/ | noun | someone who is active in politics |
| 1682 | poll | /pɑl/ | noun | to get information by asking many people questions about a particular subject |
| 1971 | premise | /prɪ•maɪz/ | noun | a statement or idea that is accepted as being true and is used for developing other ideas and actions |
| 1679 | presentation | /prɛ•zɛn•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | act of giving a formal talk about something |
| 1933 | preserve | /prɪ•zɚv/ | verb | to keep something in an unchanged or perfect condition |
| 1885 | presidential | /prɛ•zɪ•dɛn•ʃəl/ | adj | relating to the president |
| 1952 | primarily | /praɪ•mə•rə•lɪ/ | adv | in the most basic or important way |
| 1836 | prime | /praɪm/ | adj | main; most important; best quality |
| 1790 | prior | /praɪ•ə/ | adj | happening or coming earlier in time |
| 1791 | priority | /praɪ•ɑ•rɪ•tɪ/ | noun | something that is important and must be done before other things |
| 1802 | producer | /prə•dju•sə/ | noun | a company making or growing a certain product |
| 1760 | professor | /prə•fɛ•sə/ | noun | a teacher of high rank in a university or college |
| 1724 | properly | /prɑ•pə•lɪ/ | adv | in a correct or suitable way depending on the situation |
| 1661 | proportion | /prə•poɚ•ʃən/ | noun | an amount that is a part of a whole thing |
| 1947 | prospect | /prəs•pɛkt/ | noun | the possibility that something might happen in the future, especially something good |
| 1976 | protein | /proʊ•tiːn/ | noun | a substance found in some foods, such as meat, that is needed by the body to stay healthy |
| 1706 | protest | /prə•tɛst/ | verb | to express opposition through action or words |
| 1888 | proud | /praʊd/ | adj | pleased because of something you have done |
| 1782 | pursue | /pə•sju/ | verb | to follow and try to catch something; to try to get something |
| 1821 | qualify | /kwɑ•lɪ•faɪ/ | verb | to get the necessary skill or knowledge to do a particular job or activity |
| 1966 | rapidly | /ræp•ɪd•lɪ/ | adv | with great speed |
| 1761 | rare | /rɛɚ/ | adj | not common or usual |
| 1629 | recover | /rɪ•kʌ•və/ | verb | to become healthy after an illness or injury; to get better |
| 1685 | reduction | /rɪ•dʌk•ʃən/ | noun | making something smaller; reducing something |
| 1803 | regional | /riː•dʒə•nL/ | adj | having to do with a particular area |
| 1701 | reject | /rɪ•dʒɛkt/ | verb | to refuse to believe, accept, or consider |
| 1621 | relief | /rɪ•liːf/ | noun | the pleasant and relaxed feeling when something unpleasant stops or does not happen |
| 1699 | religion | /rɪ•lɪ•dʒən/ | noun | set of beliefs about a god or gods |
| 1758 | remark | /rɪ•mɑɚk/ | verb | to say an opinion or make a comment about something |
| 1876 | repair | /rɪ•pɛɚ/ | verb | to fix something that is broken; fix |
| 1903 | reporter | /rɪ•poɚ•tə/ | noun | someone whose job is to write and report news for a newspaper, magazine, television, or radio station |
| 1857 | reputation | /rɛ•pju•tɛɪ•ʃən/ | noun | an opinion that people have about someone or something based on the past |
| 1643 | researcher | /rɪ•sɚ•tʃə/ | noun | a person who studies something carefully to learn new information |
| 1686 | reserve | /rɪ•zɚv/ | verb | 1. (v) to arrange to use a room or table at a particular time; 2. (n) a store of something |
| 1797 | resolution | /rɛ•zə•lu•ʃən/ | noun | a formal agreement or statement decided by a group of people |
| 1775 | resolve | /rɪ•zɑlv/ | verb | to find an answer or way to handle a problem |
| 1957 | retain | /rɪ•tɛɪn/ | verb | to continue to have or use something; to keep |
| 1633 | retire | /rɪ•taɪ•ə/ | verb | to stop working because you have reached a certain age |
| 1968 | revolution | /rɛ•və•lu•ʃən/ | noun | a change in the way a country is governed, usually by violence or war; a complete change |
| 1746 | reward | /rɪ•woɚd/ | verb | to give something to someone because of their good work |
| 1961 | rural | /rʊə•rəl/ | adj | relating to parts of a country that are outside towns and cities, with fields, woods, etc. |
| 1697 | rush | /rʌʃ/ | verb | to do something very quickly |
| 1708 | sad | /sæd/ | adj | feeling unhappy; wishing something hadn't happened |
| 1814 | salary | /sæ•lə•rɪ/ | noun | money an employee is paid each year |
| 1754 | scientific | /saɪ•ən•tɪ•fɪk/ | adj | related to science |
| 1944 | secondly | /sɛ•kənd•lɪ/ | adv | used to give a point or reason after the first |
| 1813 | seed | /siːd/ | noun | a small object made by a plant from which a new plant can grow; the beginning of something |
| 1645 | selection | /sɪ•lɛk•ʃən/ | noun | the act of carefully choosing something or someone from a group |
| 1831 | self | /sɛlf/ | noun | the type of person you really are |
| 1958 | sequence | /siː•kwəns/ | noun | an ordered group of related events or things |
| 1764 | settlement | /sɛtlmənt/ | noun | an official agreement that ends an argument or fight between people or groups |
| 1945 | severe | /sɪ•viːɚ/ | adj | very bad; very serious |
| 1607 | sexual | /sɛk•sjʊ•əl/ | adj | concerning physical activity that can produce babies |
| 1844 | sharp | /ʃɑɚp/ | adj | having a thin edge or point that is able to cut |
| 1614 | sheet | /ʃiːt/ | noun | a large piece of fabric or material that is used to cover something, often a bed |
| 1905 | shirt | /ʃɚt/ | noun | a light piece of clothing with sleeves for the upper body |
| 1608 | shoulder | /ʃoʊl•də/ | noun | the part of the body where an arm attaches or joins |
| 1664 | shout | /ʃaʊt/ | verb | to speak very loudly because you want to get their attention |
| 1773 | shut | /ʃʌt/ | verb | to close something |
| 1714 | sick | /sɪk/ | adj | having a physical or mental illness; not feeling well |
| 1667 | significantly | /sɪg•nɪfɪkəntlɪ/ | adv | in a way that is important or noticeable |
| 1965 | silence | /saɪ•ləns/ | noun | no sound or noise |
| 1718 | sky | /skaɪ/ | noun | the place where we see clouds above us |
| 1895 | slide | /slaɪd/ | verb | to move smoothly and easily, usually over a surface |
| 1808 | slip | /slɪp/ | verb | to slide out of position or fall to the ground by accident |
| 1789 | smell | /smɛl/ | verb | to use your nose to sense something |
| 1948 | snow | /snoʊ/ | noun | soft white pieces of frozen water falling from the clouds |
| 1690 | somehow | /sʌm•haʊ/ | adv | in a way that is not known or certain |
| 1677 | somewhat | /sʌ•mwɑt/ | adv | little, not very |
| 1882 | soul | /soʊl/ | noun | the spiritual part of a person |
| 1918 | southern | /sʌ•ðən/ | adj | in or from the south |
| 1651 | specifically | /spə•sɪfɪklɪ/ | adv | in a well-defined or clear manner; in particular |
| 1970 | spell | /spɛl/ | verb | to be able to say, write, or print the letters that make up a word |
| 1934 | split | /splɪt/ | verb | to break something into pieces or divide something |
| 1795 | stable | /stɛɪ•bl/ | adj | in a good situation or condition; not likely to change |
| 1705 | steal | /stiːl/ | verb | to secretly take something that belongs to another |
| 1997 | storm | /stoɚm/ | noun | bad weather with a lot of rain, snow, and strong winds |
| 1631 | stretch | /strɛtʃ/ | verb | to make something bigger or looser by pulling on it |
| 1892 | substantial | /səb•stæn•ʃəl/ | adj | large in amount, quantity, or size |
| 1938 | sudden | /sʌ•dn/ | adj | happening or done quickly or unexpectedly |
| 1930 | sufficient | /sə•fɪ•ʃənt/ | adj | having as much as is needed for a particular purpose |
| 1636 | suitable | /sju•tə•bl/ | adj | acceptable or right for someone or something |
| 1674 | surely | /ʃʊəlɪ/ | adv | with certainty; definitely |
| 1779 | sweet | /swiːt/ | adj | tasting like sugar; containing sugar |
| 1935 | swing | /swɪŋ/ | verb | to move smoothly backwards and forwards or from side to side while hanging from something |
| 1788 | talent | /tæ•lənt/ | noun | the natural ability of a person to do something well |
| 1783 | tall | /toɚl/ | adj | greater in height than average |
| 1818 | temporary | /tɛm•pə•rə•rɪ/ | adj | continuing for a limited time, not permanent |
| 1915 | tennis | /tɛ•nɪs/ | noun | game played by hitting a ball over a net |
| 1642 | terrible | /tɛ•rə•bl/ | adj | very bad; horrible |
| 1998 | thick | /θɪk/ | adj | having a large distance between two surfaces |
| 1696 | thin | /θɪn/ | adj | not thick; not wide in size |
| 1634 | tiny | /taɪ•nɪ/ | adj | very, very small |
| 1657 | tip | /tɪp/ | noun | a small piece of advice; the end of something |
| 1691 | tone | /toʊn/ | noun | sound of a voice that shows emotion or meaning |
| 1992 | toy | /toɪ/ | noun | a thing that children play with |
| 1823 | truly | /trulɪ/ | adv | based on truth or fact or reality |
| 1716 | unable | /ʌn•ɛɪ•bl/ | adj | not being able to do something |
| 1982 | unemployment | /ʌn•ɪm•ploɪ•mənt/ | noun | the number of people in an area who want to work but do not have a job |
| 1735 | unlike | /ʌn•laɪk/ | adj | appearing or being different |
| 1871 | unusual | /ʌn•ju•ʒʊəl/ | adj | different from what is ordinary or normal in a way that attracts attention; not usual |
| 1931 | update | /ʌp•dɛɪt/ | verb | to change something by adding the most recent information |
| 1926 | upper | /ʌ•pə/ | adj | higher than others of the same kind |
| 1916 | urban | /ɚ•bən/ | adj | concerning a city; located in a city |
| 1784 | urge | /ɚdʒ/ | verb | to strongly persuade someone to do something |
| 1896 | valuable | /væ•ljʊə•bl/ | adj | worth a lot of money |
| 1777 | variable | /vɛɚ•riːɚ•bl/ | adj | having the ability to change or vary |
| 1800 | vast | /vɑɚst/ | adj | being very large in size or amount |
| 1732 | via | /vaɪə/ | prep | by going through, by way of |
| 1774 | victory | /vɪk•tə•rɪ/ | noun | a win in a war, game, or competition |
| 1649 | vision | /vɪʒn/ | noun | ability to see things with your eyes |
| 1960 | volunteer | /vɑ•lən•tiːɚ/ | noun | someone who works willingly without pay |
| 1750 | voter | /voʊ•tə/ | noun | a person who can vote in an election |
| 1755 | wage | /wɛɪdʒ/ | noun | money paid to a worker for the hours they worked |
| 1683 | weak | /wiːk/ | adj | having little power; not strong; easy to break |
| 1983 | wheel | /wiːl/ | noun | the round thing under a vehicle that turns and makes it move |
| 1766 | widely | /waɪdlɪ/ | adv | by or among a large number of people |
| 1909 | winner | /wɪ•nə/ | noun | the person or animal that is the best in a contest or first in a race |
| 1640 | witness | /wɪt•nɪs/ | noun | a person who sees something happen |
| 1665 | yard | /jɑɚd/ | noun | outdoor area or garden next to a house |
| 1825 | yellow | /jɛ•loʊ/ | adj | color of lemons or the sun |
| 1731 | yield | /jiːld/ | verb | to give way to someone or something else |
| 1601 | youth | /juθ/ | noun | when you are young; a young person |