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500 Most Common English Nouns - Top 276 - 300 Nouns

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Most Common Nouns in English Vocabulary
window
window
[noun]

a space in a wall or vehicle that is made of glass and we use to look outside or get some fresh air

Ex: The gentle breeze flowed through the open window, bringing the scent of blooming flowers. 
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battery
battery
[noun]

an object that turns chemical energy to electricity to give power to a device or machine

Ex: The flashlight wouldn't turn on because the battery was dead. 
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material
material
[noun]

a substance from which things can be made

Ex: Steel is a strong and durable material commonly used in the manufacturing of buildings, vehicles, and machinery. 
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applause
applause
[noun]

the noise people make by clapping, and sometimes shouting, in order to express their enjoyment or approval

Ex: The performance received thunderous applause from the audience. 
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evidence
evidence
[noun]

anything that proves the truth or possibility of something, such as facts, objects, or signs

Ex: The prosecution presented compelling evidence, including DNA analysis and eyewitness testimony, to support their case. 
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call
call
[noun]

the act of talking to someone on the phone or an attempt to reach someone through a phone

Ex: During the call, he shared the good news. 
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attack
attack
[noun]

an act of violence or aggression against a place or a person

Ex: The city was devastated by a sudden terrorist attack. 
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support
support
[noun]

sympathy and assistance that one provides for someone who is facing a difficult or unfortunate situation

Ex: She received a lot of support from her friends during her illness. 
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bed
bed
[noun]

furniture we use to sleep on that normally has a frame and mattress

Ex: I have a bedside table next to my bed for my books and glasses. 
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art
art
[noun]

the use of creativity and imagination to express emotions and ideas by making things like paintings, sculptures, music, etc.

Ex: Ballet is an art that combines movement and music in a beautiful way. 
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population

the number of people who live in a particular city or country

Ex: As the population ages, there will be increasing strain on healthcare systems. 
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machine
machine
[noun]

any piece of equipment that is mechanical, electric, etc. and performs a particular task

Ex: The factory installed new machines to increase production efficiency. 
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account
account
[noun]

an arrangement according to which a bank keeps and protects someone's money that can be taken out or added to

Ex: Sarah opened a savings account at the local bank to start saving for her future. 
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skill
skill
[noun]

an ability to do something well, especially after training

Ex: After years of practice, her skill in playing the guitar became exceptional. 
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training
training
[noun]

the process during which someone learns the skills needed in order to do a particular job

Ex: The new employees underwent intensive training to learn company policies and procedures. 
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cost
cost
[noun]

an amount we pay to buy, do, or make something

Ex: He compared the cost of various insurance plans. 
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industry
industry
[noun]

the manufacture of goods using raw materials, particularly in factories

Ex: The automotive industry is a major contributor to the national economy. 
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nature
nature
[noun]

everything that exists or happens on the earth, excluding things that humans make or control

Ex: Can you hear the sound of nature? 
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speed
speed
[noun]

the rate or pace at which something or someone moves

Ex: The cheetah is known for its incredible speed, reaching up to 70 miles per hour in short bursts. 
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mile
mile
[noun]

a unit of measuring length equal to 1.6 kilometers or 1760 yards

Ex: The marathon route is 26.2 miles long. 
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truth
truth
[noun]

the true principles or facts about something, in contrast to what is imagined or thought

Ex: Scientific research aims to uncover the truth by analyzing evidence and data. 
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quality
quality
[noun]

the grade, level, or standard of something's excellence measured against other things

Ex: The quality of the product exceeded their expectations, making it a top choice among consumers. 
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leader
leader
[noun]

a person who leads or commands others

Ex: The company’s leader implemented a new strategy to boost productivity. 
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culture
culture
[noun]

the general beliefs, customs, and lifestyles of a specific society

Ex: In Japanese culture, it's customary to bow when greeting someone. 
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photograph

a special kind of picture that is made using a camera in order to make memories, create art, etc.

Ex: The photographer captured a breathtaking sunset in a stunning landscape photograph. 
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