100 Essential English Words with Their Meanings
Learning new vocabulary is an essential part of improving your English skills. In this article, we will provide you with 100 common English words along with their meanings to help you enhance your language proficiency.
1-10
- Accomplish - to complete or fulfill something
- Achieve - to successfully accomplish something
- Activate - to make something active or operational
- Adapt - to change or modify something to fit a new situation
- Administrate - to manage or direct an organization or system
- Admit - to accept or confess something
- Advance - to move forward or make progress
- Afford - to be able to buy or pay for something
- Agree - to have the same opinion or come to a mutual understanding
- Alleviate - to make something less severe or unpleasant
11-20
- Amend - to make changes or corrections to something
- Ancillary - providing additional support or assistance
- Animate - to bring something to life or make it more lively
- Announce - to declare or make public something
- Annual - happening or done once a year
- Anticipate - to expect or look forward to something
- Apologize - to express regret or remorse for something
- Appreciate - to recognize or enjoy the good qualities of something
- Approach - to come near or move towards something
- Arbitrary - based on personal opinion or random choice
21-30
- Assemble - to bring together or gather parts to form a whole
- Assimilate - to absorb or integrate new information or ideas
- Assist - to help or support someone
- Assume - to take or accept something as true without proof
- Attach - to join or connect something to something else
- Attend - to be present at an event or meeting
- Attribute - to consider or regard something as being caused by
- Augment - to increase or add to something
- Authenticate - to verify or prove the genuineness of something
- Authorize - to give permission or authority to do something
31-40
- Avoid - to stay away from or prevent something
- Awkward - causing or feeling embarrassment or discomfort
- Balance - to make or keep something stable or harmonious
- Bargain - to negotiate or agree on a price
- Believe - to have confidence or trust in something
- Benefit - to gain or receive an advantage from something
- Beneath - below or under something
- Beside - next to or alongside something
- Beyond - further than or going past a point
- Bizarre - strange or unusual
41-50
- Boundary - a line or limit that separates two areas
- Breach - to break or violate a rule or agreement
- Brief - short or concise
- Bubbly - full of energy and enthusiasm
- Burden - a heavy load or responsibility
- Calculate - to determine or estimate something through math
- Campaign - a series of activities to achieve a goal
- Cancel - to stop or abandon something
- Capability - the ability or power to do something
- Capacity - the amount of something that can be held or done
51-60
- Caption - a title or explanation for a picture or video
- Careful - taking care to avoid mistakes or harm
- Categorize - to group or classify something into a category
- Cease - to stop or end something
- Celebrate - to honor or commemorate an occasion
- Censor - to examine and remove unacceptable content
- Challenge - a difficult task or situation
- Chance - an opportunity or a possibility
- Change - to make something different or to exchange one thing for another
- Charge - to accuse someone of a crime or to pay for something
61-70
- Charity - an organization that helps people in need
- Chart - a graph or table that displays information
- Cheer - to
