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1 from Used to show the origin, starting point, or source of something.
2 them The objective form of "they" — used for people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the object of a verb...
3 him The object form of "he" — used for a male person or animal already mentioned.
4 Am The first-person singular present form of "to be," used with "I."
5 team A group of people working or playing together toward a shared goal.
6 system A set of related parts that work together as a whole.
7 problem A difficult situation or matter that needs to be solved or dealt with.
8 room A separate enclosed space within a building, with its own walls, floor, and ceiling.
9 form The shape or visible structure of something.
10 term A word or expression, especially one with a specific meaning in a particular field.
11 program A planned set of activities or a course of action with a goal.
12 film A movie; a sequence of moving images meant to be watched as a narrative or artistic work.
13 mom Mother (chiefly North American usage).
14 seem To give the impression of being something; to appear to be.
15 album A collection of music released together as one unit, usually enough to fill a full-length record or its digita...
16 claim To state that something is true, often without having proved it yet.
17 whom The object form of "who," used when referring to the person a verb or preposition acts on.
18 freedom The state of being free from control, restriction, or oppression.
19 dream A series of images, thoughts, or feelings experienced during sleep.
20 William The word used in radio and phonetic spelling alphabets to represent the letter W.
21 bottom The lowest part of something.
22 PM To manage a project.
23 tom A common diminutive of the male given name Thomas, also used as a name in its own right.
24 Im A type of galaxy that has no clear spiral or elliptical structure; an irregular galaxy.
25 farm Land, together with its buildings, used for growing crops or raising animals.
26 museum A building or institution that collects, preserves, and displays objects of scientific, historical, cultural,...
27 firm A business, especially one run as a partnership, such as a law or accounting practice.
28 arm The part of the human body running from the shoulder down to the hand.
29 warm Having a moderately high, usually pleasant, temperature.
30 em A typographic unit of measurement equal to the point size of the current font, used to size text and spacing.
31 kingdom A country or territory ruled by a king or queen.
32 minimum The smallest amount, level, or degree possible or allowed.
33 perform To carry out an action or task.
34 Sam (dialectal) To gather or bring together; to assemble.
35 mM Abbreviation for millimetre, a unit of length equal to one-thousandth of a metre.
36 reform A change made to improve something, especially a system, law, or institution.
37 storm A period of violent weather with strong winds and often rain, thunder, or snow.
38 stadium A large venue, usually with tiered seating, built for sporting events or concerts.
39 maximum The greatest amount, level, or degree that is possible or allowed.
40 medium A method or channel used to communicate or express something.
41 victim A person who is harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, disease, or other misfortune.
42 stream A small natural flow of water, smaller than a river.
43 Jim To pry or force something open, or to tamper with it clumsily (a casual variant of "jimmy").
44 platform A raised, flat surface for standing on, such as at a train station or on a stage.
45 Adam In the Bible, the first man created by God.
46 calm Free from anxiety, agitation, or strong emotion; peaceful.
47 Muslim A follower of the religion of Islam.
48 item A single thing, especially one on a list or among a group of things.
49 random Happening or chosen without any particular pattern, plan, or reason.
50 cream The rich, fatty part of milk that rises to the top, or a dairy product made from it.
51 Kim A unisex given name, often short for Kimberly, and also a common Korean surname.
52 aim To point a weapon or object at a target.
53 bathroom A room containing a bath or shower, usually also with a toilet and sink.
54 criticism A statement or judgment pointing out faults or problems.
55 harm Physical injury or damage.
56 Tim A short form of the male name Timothy.
57 bedroom A room used mainly for sleeping.
58 Islam A monotheistic religion founded on the teachings of the prophet Muhammad and the Quran, followed by Muslims wo...
59 confirm To state or show that something is definitely true or accurate.
60 custom A long-established practice or tradition within a group or society.
61 steam The hot vapor that water turns into when it boils.
62 mum Mother — the common British and Irish term.
63 forum A place, meeting, or event set up for open discussion of a topic.
64 sum The total obtained by adding numbers or quantities together.
65 mechanism A system of moving parts that performs a function within a machine.
66 Vietnam A country in Southeast Asia, officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, with its capital at Hanoi.
67 gym A place with equipment for exercise and physical training.
68 uniform A distinctive set of clothes worn by members of a particular group, such as a school, army, or company.
69 boom To make a loud, deep, resonant sound.
70 Jerusalem A city in the Middle East, considered holy by Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and the capital claimed by Isr...
71 alarm A sound, signal, or device that warns of danger or draws attention to something needing action.
72 tourism The activity of traveling to and visiting places for pleasure, especially away from one's home area.
73 Wisdom An English surname, likely originating as a nickname for a wise or learned person.
74 Belgium A country in Western Europe, known for its capital Brussels and its chocolate and beer.
75 premium Of higher quality, price, or status than the standard version.
76 um A filler sound used to express hesitation or uncertainty while speaking.
77 graham Whole-wheat flour made by grinding the entire wheat kernel, including the bran.
78 stem The main stalk of a plant that supports leaves, flowers, or fruit.
79 hmm A sound made to show you're thinking, hesitating, or considering something.
80 poem A piece of writing arranged with attention to rhythm, sound, and often rhyme, expressing ideas or feelings in...
81 spectrum A continuous range between two extremes.
82 fm Abbreviation for "fathoms," a unit used to measure water depth.
83 mainstream Widely accepted as normal or conventional, rather than niche or fringe.
84 palm A tall tropical tree with a crown of large leaves and no branches, such as the ones seen on beaches.
85 swim To move through water by moving the arms, legs, fins, or tail.
86 charm A quality that makes someone likeable, attractive, or persuasive.
87 racism The belief that people can be divided into distinct races, with some inherently superior to others.
88 spam Unwanted, unsolicited messages sent in bulk, especially by email.
89 classroom A room, usually in a school, where lessons take place.
90 exam A shortened, everyday word for "examination" — a test of knowledge or skill.
91 inform To tell someone about facts or a situation.
92 jam A sweet spread made by boiling fruit with sugar until it thickens.
93 ram An adult male sheep.
94 scream A loud, high-pitched cry expressing strong emotion such as fear, pain, or excitement.
95 GM To run a tabletop role-playing game as the person who referees the rules and narrates the world for the other...
96 ham Meat from the thigh of a pig, cured or cooked for eating.
97 capitalism An economic system in which businesses and resources are privately owned and run for profit, with prices large...
98 dam A barrier built across a river or stream to hold back or control the flow of water.
99 interim Temporary or provisional, filling a gap until something permanent is arranged.
100 beam A long, sturdy length of wood, steel, or concrete used to support a structure such as a floor, roof, or ship d...
101 curriculum The full set of courses and material taught at a school or university.
102 rhythm A regular, repeating pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music or speech.
103 Amsterdam The capital city of the Netherlands, also the name of several smaller places in the United States named after...
104 Abraham A prophet in the Old Testament, Qur'an and Aqdas; a Semitic patriarch son of Terah who practiced monotheism, f...
105 drum A percussion instrument with a tight skin stretched over a hollow body, played by striking.
106 transform To change something greatly in appearance, nature, or character.
107 vacuum A space that is completely empty of matter, including air.
108 journalism The work of gathering, writing, and publishing news for the public.
109 momentum In physics, a measure of a moving object's motion, calculated as its mass multiplied by its velocity.
110 quantum The smallest discrete amount of something, especially a fixed unit of energy in physics.
111 realm A kingdom or territory ruled by a monarch or supreme authority.
112 enthusiasm Strong excitement and eager interest in something.
113 Instagram A social media platform for sharing photos and videos.
114 slim Thin, especially in an attractively slender way.
115 asylum Protection given by a country to someone fleeing danger or persecution in their own country.
116 petroleum A naturally occurring liquid found underground, made mostly of hydrocarbons, that is refined into fuels like p...
117 Malcolm A male first name of Scottish Gaelic origin.
118 referendum A public vote in which citizens directly decide on a specific law or issue.
119 cam A rotating or sliding mechanical part shaped to convert its motion into movement of a connected rod or lever.
120 norm What is considered typical, standard, or expected.
121 slam To shut something with sudden force and a loud noise.
122 esteem Respect and admiration for someone or something.
123 aluminum The American, Canadian, and Philippine spelling of aluminium, the lightweight silvery metal.
124 platinum A dense, precious, silvery-white metal element (symbol Pt) valued for its resistance to corrosion.
125 socialism A political and economic system in which the means of production, distribution, and wealth are owned or contro...
126 algorithm A precise, step-by-step set of instructions for solving a problem or completing a task, especially in computin...
127 trim To cut away excess from something to neaten it.
128 hm A short version of "hmm", used to show you're thinking something over.
129 sodium A soft, silvery, highly reactive chemical element (symbol Na) that never occurs alone in nature.
130 gum The firm tissue in the mouth that surrounds the base of the teeth.
131 Liam A male given name, originally an Irish short form of William, now widely used across the English-speaking worl...
132 sperm The male reproductive cell.
133 communism A political and economic system in which property and the means of production are owned collectively rather th...
134 bloom A flower, or the state of a plant when its flowers are open.
135 uranium A heavy, silvery-grey radioactive metal (element 92), used as fuel in nuclear reactors and in nuclear weapons.
136 millennium A period of one thousand years.
137 Rom A man of the Romani people, especially a married one considered a respected member of the community.
138 Stockholm The capital and largest city of Sweden.
139 anthem A formal, often patriotic or ceremonial song that represents a nation, group, or cause.
140 foam A mass of small bubbles formed on or in a liquid, such as sea spray, soapy water, or the head on a drink.
141 bum British informal term for the buttocks.
142 calcium A soft, silvery-white chemical element (symbol Ca) essential for healthy bones and teeth.
143 feminism A movement and set of beliefs advocating that women should have the same rights and opportunities as men.
144 rim The outer edge of something round, like a cup, wheel, or basketball hoop.
145 doom A terrible fate that seems certain and impossible to avoid, especially death or destruction.
146 phantom A ghost or ghostly figure; something that appears real but has no physical substance.
147 zoom To move very quickly, often with a humming or rushing sound.
148 dom Informal: the dominant partner in a BDSM relationship or sexual dynamic.
149 organism A complete, living individual thing, such as an animal, plant, fungus, or microbe.
150 prom A formal dance held by a high school or college, typically near the end of the school year.
151 diagram A simplified drawing that shows how something works or how its parts relate to each other.
152 Judaism The monotheistic religion and culture of the Jewish people, based on the Hebrew Bible and later religious writ...
153 nationalism Strong pride in, and loyalty to, one's own nation, often including the belief that it should be independent or...
154 consortium A group of businesses, organisations, or investors working together on a shared venture.
155 gem A precious or semi-precious stone, especially one cut and polished for jewelry.
156 gram A metric unit of mass equal to one-thousandth of a kilogram.
157 scam A dishonest scheme designed to trick people out of money.
158 metabolism The set of chemical processes inside a living thing that convert food into energy and keep it alive.
159 worm A long, thin, legless invertebrate, such as an earthworm.
160 atom The smallest unit of a chemical element that retains its properties, made up of a nucleus and surrounding elec...
161 Buddhism A religion and philosophy based on the teachings of Gautama Buddha, centered on ending suffering through wisdo...
162 symptom A physical or mental sign felt by a person that indicates illness or disorder, such as pain or fatigue.
163 ecosystem A community of living things together with the physical environment they interact with.
164 firearm A weapon, such as a gun, that uses an explosive charge to fire a projectile.
165 aluminium A lightweight, silvery-white metallic chemical element, symbol Al, widely used in packaging, construction, and...
166 DM To send someone a private message on a social media or messaging platform.
167 Sim (informal) A simulation, especially a computer game that simulates real-world activities.
168 conform To match your behaviour, appearance, or attitudes to what is expected or normal, especially to fit in with a g...
169 Durham A county and cathedral city in northeast England.
170 grim Bleak, gloomy, or discouraging.
171 helm The wheel or tiller used to steer a ship; more broadly, the position of control or leadership.
172 mmm A sound made to express enjoyment or satisfaction, often with food.
173 ransom Money demanded or paid to free a hostage or captured person.
174 realism A practical, level-headed way of seeing the world, focused on facts rather than wishful thinking.
175 rum A strong alcoholic spirit distilled from sugarcane juice or molasses.
176 sarcasm A sharp, mocking way of speaking where the speaker means the opposite of what they say, usually to criticize o...
177 symposium A formal meeting or conference where experts give presentations and discuss a topic.
178 bam Used to represent a sudden loud noise, impact, or abrupt event.
179 baptism A Christian ceremony of initiation in which a person is sprinkled with or immersed in water, symbolically welc...
180 equilibrium A state of balance between opposing forces or influences, where nothing is changing.
181 memorandum A written note or document recording information, instructions, or an agreement, often used in business or dip...
182 seldom Not often; rarely.
183 podium A raised platform for a speaker, performer, or conductor to stand on.
184 hmmm A drawn-out version of "hmm", used for extra emphasis while thinking something over.
185 optimism A tendency to expect good things to happen or to see the positive side of a situation.
186 downstream Further along in the direction a river or fluid is flowing.
187 Saddam An Arabic male given name, most widely recognized as the first name of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
188 telecom Short for telecommunications, or a company that provides phone and internet services.
189 atheism The belief that no gods or deities exist, or the absence of belief in any deity.
190 condom A thin protective sheath, usually latex, worn during sex to prevent pregnancy and the spread of sexually trans...
191 paradigm A typical pattern or model of how something is done; a framework of ideas or beliefs.
192 upstream Positioned or moving against the direction a river or current flows.
193 activism The use of vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change.
194 blossom A flower, especially one that grows on a fruit tree.
195 Ibrahim The Arabic form of the name Abraham, used both as the Islamic prophet's name and as a common male given name.
196 potassium A soft, silvery metallic element (symbol K, atomic number 19) that reacts strongly with water and is essential...
197 SM Abbreviation for "service mark," a legal symbol used to show a mark protects a service rather than a physical...
198 hum To sing a tune with your lips closed, without forming words.
199 madam A polite, formal way to address a woman.
200 mushroom The fleshy, umbrella-shaped fruiting body of certain fungi, often eaten as food.
201 theorem A mathematical statement that has been formally proven true.
202 courtroom The room in which a judge hears and decides legal cases, often with a jury present.
203 dorm To live in a dormitory.
204 groom A man on his wedding day, or about to be married.
205 optimum The most favorable point or amount achievable under a given set of conditions.
206 dim Giving off or showing very little light; not bright.
207 om A sacred syllable chanted in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain meditation and prayer.
208 aquarium A glass tank for keeping fish or other water animals.
209 scum A thin layer of dirt, foam, or other impurities that gathers on the surface of a liquid.
210 orgasm The peak of sexual pleasure, occurring at the climax of sexual activity.
211 Salem A place name of Hebrew origin meaning "peace," notably a city in Massachusetts known for the 1692 witch trials...
212 psalm A sacred song or poem used in worship, especially one of the songs collected in the Book of Psalms in the Bibl...
213 TM An abbreviation for "trademark", used to mark an unregistered brand name or logo.
214 Tottenham A district in north London, England, and the name of the football club Tottenham Hotspur.
215 pam A short form of the name Pamela.
216 Buckingham An English surname and place name, most famously Buckingham Palace, the London residence of the British monarc...
217 emblem A symbol or design that represents an idea, organization, or quality, such as a badge or logo.
218 fascism A far-right, authoritarian, and intensely nationalist political system marked by centralized dictatorial power...
219 modem A device that converts digital signals into a form that can travel over phone or cable lines, and back again,...
220 continuum A continuous range or scale in which nearby points are barely different, but the far ends are very different f...
221 redeem To exchange a voucher, points, or a bond for cash or its stated value.
222 titanium A strong, lightweight, corrosion-resistant metallic element used in aircraft, medical implants, and alloys.
223 tram A passenger vehicle that runs on tracks laid into a city street.
224 venom A poisonous substance produced by an animal, such as a snake or scorpion, and delivered through a bite or stin...
225 imperialism A policy of extending a country's power over other nations through conquest, control, or economic dominance.
226 lithium A soft, silvery metal that is the lightest of all metals, used in batteries (symbol Li, atomic number 3).
227 Beckham An English surname, famously borne by footballer David Beckham.
228 boredom The state of feeling uninterested and restless because there is nothing engaging to do.
229 opium An addictive narcotic drug made from the dried sap of the opium poppy, containing morphine and other alkaloids...
230 Catholicism The beliefs, practices, and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.
231 Cunningham A Scottish surname, originally from a district in Ayrshire.
232 imam A person who leads prayers in a mosque.
233 telegram A short written message sent by telegraph.
234 auditorium A large room built to hold an audience for speeches, performances, or meetings.
235 plum A soft, round stone fruit with smooth skin, ranging from red to deep purple.
236 Miriam A biblical figure, the sister of Moses and Aaron; also a common female given name derived from her.
237 symbolism The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.
238 Wilhelm A masculine given name of German origin, meaning "will" and "helmet," equivalent to William.
239 broom A cleaning tool with bristles on a long handle, used for sweeping floors.
240 tandem Arranged one behind the other, or working together closely.
241 ballroom A large room used for formal dances and receptions.
242 helium A colorless, odorless, chemically inert gas, the second-lightest element, used to fill balloons and cool super...
243 magnesium A light, silvery-white metallic chemical element (atomic number 12) that burns with an intense white flame.
244 patriotism Love of and devotion to one's country; pride in and loyalty toward one's homeland.
245 pilgrim A person who travels to a place of religious significance.
246 sitcom A television comedy series built around a recurring set of characters and a fixed setting, usually with a self...
247 skepticism A questioning, doubtful attitude toward claims that aren't backed by solid evidence.
248 alcoholism A chronic condition caused by compulsive drinking, leading to physical dependence and damage to health and dai...
249 Bethlehem A city in the West Bank traditionally regarded as the birthplace of Jesus.
250 prism A transparent solid, often triangular, that bends light and can split it into a rainbow of colours.
251 sexism Prejudice or discrimination based on a person's sex, especially against women.
252 yum Used to express how delicious something tastes.
253 liberalism A political philosophy centred on individual freedom, equal rights, and government by consent, often paired wi...
254 roam To wander or travel around freely, without a fixed destination.
255 sham Fake or intended to deceive; not genuine.
256 lam To hit or beat someone hard.
257 swarm A large group of insects, especially bees, moving or migrating together.
258 Marxism The political and economic theory developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, which analyzes society through...
259 professionalism The skill, conduct, and standards expected of someone in a profession — reliability, fairness, and good judgme...
260 denim A sturdy cotton fabric woven with a diagonal pattern, commonly used for jeans.
261 haram Forbidden under Islamic law.
262 maxim A short, memorable statement that expresses a general truth or rule for behaviour.
263 reclaim To get something back that was lost, taken, or given up.
264 acronym A word formed from the first letters of a longer phrase, especially one pronounced as a single word rather tha...
265 deem To regard or judge something as being a certain way, based on one's opinion or assessment.
266 magnum A large wine bottle holding about 1.5 litres, twice the size of a standard bottle.
267 proclaim To announce something publicly and formally.
268 Anaheim A long, mild variety of green or red chilli pepper.
269 Grimm A German surname, most famously borne by the Brothers Grimm, collectors of German folk tales.
270 Fulham A district in west London, England, also home to Fulham Football Club.
271 loom A machine used for weaving thread or yarn into cloth.
272 mayhem Wild confusion, disorder, or chaos.
273 nom Used playfully to express the sound or joy of eating.
274 seam The line where two pieces of fabric are stitched together.
275 erm A filler sound used when hesitating or thinking of what to say next.
276 pendulum A weight hung from a fixed point that swings freely back and forth, often used to regulate a clock.
277 Rotterdam A major port city in the Netherlands, named for a dam on the Rotte river.
278 webcam A small video camera that streams live footage over a computer network, especially the internet.
279 Eminem The stage name of American rapper Marshall Mathers, known for his rapid, technical rhyming style.
280 affirm To state something confidently and firmly as true.
281 vandalism Deliberate damage or destruction of property, such as graffiti or smashed windows.
282 extremism The holding of extreme political or religious beliefs, especially ones that support radical or violent action.
283 colonialism The practice of one country controlling another territory and its people, typically to extract resources or la...
284 forearm The part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist.
285 Hinduism A major religion and way of life originating in India, marked by belief in reincarnation and many forms of a s...
286 ultimatum A final demand or set of terms, often carrying a threat if not accepted by a deadline.
287 gloom Near-darkness or dim, murky light.
288 Lim A common Korean surname.
289 restroom A public toilet, especially one in a shop, office, or other building.
290 slum A rundown, overcrowded urban area where residents live in poverty.
291 heroism Great courage or selflessness, especially in the face of danger.
292 tam A common short form of the female given names Tamara or Tamsin.
293 whim A sudden, playful, or impulsive idea or desire, with little or no real reason behind it.
294 acclaim To praise enthusiastically and publicly.
295 Cheltenham A spa town in Gloucestershire, England, well known for its horse-racing festival.
296 chromium A hard, silvery-grey metallic chemical element, symbol Cr, often used for plating and in stainless steel.
297 dum Cooked slowly by trapping steam inside a sealed pot, as in South Asian cuisine.
298 disarm To take weapons away from someone.
299 newsroom The office or department of a media organisation where journalists write and prepare news stories.