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1000 Most Common English Words - Most Common English Words 901–950

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1000 Most Common English Words
access
access
[noun]

the right or opportunity to use something or benefit from it

Ex: Employees are granted access to the secure database only after completing cybersecurity training. 
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box
box
[noun]

a container, usually with four sides, a bottom, and a lid, that we use for moving or keeping things

Ex: He placed the puzzle pieces back into the puzzle box. 
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to access
to access
[Verb]

to reach or to be able to reach and enter a place

Ex: The new employee was provided with a key card to access the restricted areas of the office. 
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customer
customer
[noun]

a person, organization, company, etc. that pays to get things from businesses or stores

Ex: The customer couldn't find the dress in her size. 
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institution

a large organization that serves a religious, educational, social, or similar function

Ex: The university is a well-respected institution known for its research programs. 
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specific
specific
[Adjective]

related to or involving only one certain thing

Ex: The doctor prescribed a specific medication to treat the patient's symptoms. 
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military
military
[noun]

the armed forces of a country

Ex: The military conducted a series of training exercises near the border. 
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summer
summer
[noun]

the season that comes after spring and in most countries summer is the warmest season

Ex: I enjoy eating ice cream to cool down in the hot summer months. 
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military
military
[Adjective]

relating to soldiers or the armed forces

Ex: Military tactics dominated the discussion. 
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to remove
to remove
[Verb]

to take something away from a position

Ex: The surgeon will carefully remove the tumor during the operation. 
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to throw
to throw
[Verb]

to make something move through the air by quickly moving your arm and hand

Ex: Be careful not to throw stones at the windows. 
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fast
fast
[Adjective]

having a high speed when doing something, especially moving

Ex: He had a fast response to emergency situations. 
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throw
throw
[noun]

the act of throwing (propelling something with a rapid movement of the arm and wrist)

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blue
blue
[Adjective]

having the color of the ocean or clear sky at daytime

Ex: My mother has blue eyes and black hair. 
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potential
potential
[Adjective]

having the possibility to develop or be developed into something particular in the future

Ex: She saw potential issues with the project and addressed them early on. 
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daughter
daughter
[noun]

a person's female child

Ex: Emily couldn't wait to meet her newborn daughter and hold her in her arms for the first time. 
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potential
potential
[noun]

the inherent capability or ability to develop, achieve, or succeed in the future

Ex: The young athlete showed great potential to become a world-class competitor. 
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sun
sun
[noun]

the large, bright star in the sky that shines during the day and gives us light and heat

Ex: The sun shines brightly, lighting up the entire sky. 
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to exist
to exist
[Verb]

to have actual presence or reality, even if no one is thinking about it or noticing it

Ex: Many believe that extraterrestrial life might exist somewhere in the universe. 
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leg
leg
[noun]

each of the two long body parts that we use when we walk

Ex: He stretched his legs before going for a run to prevent muscle cramps. 
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to encourage

to provide someone with support, hope, or confidence

Ex: The teacher always took the time to encourage her students, praising their efforts and boosting their confidence in the classroom. 
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conference

an official meeting where a group of people discuss a certain matter, which often continues for days

Ex: The annual tech conference attracts thousands of professionals from around the world. 
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division
division
[noun]

one of the parts into which a whole is regarded as divided

Ex: The cake was cut into six equal divisions. 
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stone
stone
[noun]

a hard material, usually made of minerals, and often used for building things

Ex: The old castle was built entirely of stone, giving it a sturdy and imposing appearance. 
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river
river
[noun]

a natural and continuous stream of water flowing on the land to the sea, a lake, or another river

Ex: I dipped my feet in the cool water of the river. 
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to reflect

(of a surface) to redirect or bounce back heat, light, or sound without absorbing it

Ex: The mirror reflected the sunlight, brightening up the room. 
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to listen
to listen
[Verb]

to give our attention to the sound a person or thing is making

Ex: Listen closely, and you can hear the birds singing in the trees. 
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procedure
procedure
[noun]

a particular set of actions conducted in a certain way

Ex: The technician followed a detailed procedure to calibrate the equipment accurately. 
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proposal
proposal
[noun]

something suggested or put forward for consideration, such as an idea, plan, or assumption

Ex: Her proposal to extend the project was accepted. 
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survey
survey
[noun]

a collection of opinions or experiences from a specific group, typically gathered via questions

Ex: The company conducted a survey to measure customer satisfaction. 
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oil
oil
[noun]

a liquid that is smooth and thick, made from animals or plants, and used in cooking

Ex: She added a tablespoon of oil to the pan before cooking the vegetables. 
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to survey
to survey
[Verb]

to take a closer look at something, especially thoroughly in order to investigate

Ex: The inspector will survey the building to assess its structural integrity. 
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independent
independent
[Adjective]

able to do things as one wants without needing help from others

Ex: She's an independent woman, capable of making her own decisions and taking care of herself. 
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to exchange

to give something to someone and receive something else from them

Ex: They decided to exchange gifts during the holiday celebration. 
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baby
baby
[noun]

a very young child

Ex: A babysitter was hired to take care of the baby while the parents were out. 
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exchange
exchange
[noun]

the act of exchanging or trading one thing for another

Ex: The exchange of gifts during the holidays is a cherished tradition. 
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baby
baby
[Adjective]

referring to something that is very small, like a baby animal or a small version of something

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sector
sector
[noun]

a specific part or branch of an economy, society, or activity with its own distinct characteristics and functions

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star
star
[noun]

(astronomy) a shining point found in large numbers in the night sky

Ex: I looked up at the night sky and saw a shooting star. 
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to assume
to assume
[Verb]

to think that something is true without having proof or evidence

Ex: She often assumes that everyone agrees with her perspective. 
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to star
to star
[Verb]

to act as a main character in a play, movie, etc.

Ex: He starred in a critically acclaimed play at the local theater. 
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to aid
to aid
[Verb]

to help or support others in doing something

Ex: The organization aids communities affected by natural disasters. 
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to improve

to make a person or thing better

Ex: Regular exercise can improve your overall health. 
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aid
aid
[noun]

food or financial help sent to support a person or country

Ex: The country received financial aid from other nations to rebuild infrastructure after the war. 
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image
image
[noun]

a representation of something, such as a person, object, or scene, created with a medium such as a photograph, painting, or drawing

Ex: She captured a stunning image of a mountain peak with her camera. 
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to admit
to admit
[Verb]

to agree with the truth of something, particularly in an unwilling manner

Ex: She admits her mistakes openly during team meetings. 
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to display

to publicly show something

Ex: The museum carefully displayed ancient artifacts in glass cases for visitors to admire. 
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to replace

to fill the role or take the place of someone or something

Ex: As technology advances, traditional methods may become obsolete and new approaches often replace them. 
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display
display
[noun]

an electronic device that visually presents data

Ex: The store had a wide selection of displays, ranging from high-definition monitors to large-screen televisions. 
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to lay
to lay
[Verb]

to carefully place something or someone down in a horizontal position

Ex: She decided to lay the fragile vase on the soft cushion to prevent it from breaking. 
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