TOEIC 3000 Vocabulary Volume 5

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  • abruptly

    (adv.)quickly and unexpectedly

  • absorb

    (v.)take in or soak up; understand fully

  • abundance

    (n.)large quantity; plenty of something

  • accessibility

    (n.)ease of reaching or using something

  • accidental

    (adj.)happening by chance or mistake

  • acclimatize

    (v.)adapt to new environmental conditions

  • accommodation

    (n.)lodging or living space; adjustment

  • account

    (n.)record of financial transactions; explanation

  • accountant

    (n.)person who manages financial records

  • achieve

    (v.)successfully bring about or reach

  • acknowledge

    (v.)accept or admit; recognize the existence of

  • acquire

    (v.)obtain or earn something

  • activity

    (n.)action or task; state of being active

  • addictive

    (adj.)causing dependence or craving

  • additionally

    (adv.)moreover; as an extra consideration

  • adequate

    (adj.)sufficient for a specific purpose

  • administration

    (n.)management of operation or organization

  • admire

    (v.)regard with respect or approval

  • adorn

    (v.)to decorate or add beauty to

  • advice

    (n.)recommendations or guidance

  • adviser

    (n.)a person who gives advice

  • afraid

    (adj.)feeling fear or anxiety

  • aim

    (n./v.)goal or purpose, to plan or intend

  • alike

    (adj.)similar or nearly the same

  • alliance

    (n.)union or association for mutual benefit

  • altogether

    (adv.)entirely or completely

  • amid

    (prep.)in the middle of or midst of

  • amount

    (n.)total or sum of something

  • angle

    (n.)the space between two intersecting lines

  • announcement

    (n.)a public statement or declaration

  • annual

    (adj.)happening once every year

  • another

    (adj.)one more, additional

  • anxious

    (adj.)worried or uneasy

  • apologetic

    (adj.)sorry or showing regret

  • apparently

    (adv.)seemingly, according to appearances

  • appoint

    (v.)to assign a position or role

  • approach

    (n./v.)way of dealing with something; to come near

  • appropriate

    (adj.)suitable or proper

  • argument

    (n.)reason or set of reasons for or against something

  • arrival

    (n.)act of coming to a destination

  • ascend

    (v.)to go upward or rise

  • assess

    (v.)to evaluate or estimate the value

  • at

    (prep.)in or near the position of

  • attain

    (v.)to reach or achieve a goal

  • attract

    (v.)to draw interest or attention

  • audience

    (n.)listeners or spectators of an event

  • auditory

    (adj.)related to hearing or the ears

  • available

    (adj.)ready for use or accessible

  • avert

    (v.)to prevent or turn away

  • backbreaking

    (adj.)very hard or exhausting

  • baffling

    (adj.)confusing or perplexing

  • baggage

    (n.)suitcases or belongings packed for travel

  • bail

    (n.)money pledged to release someone temporarily

  • bake

    (v.)cook food with dry heat in an oven

  • balance

    (n.)steady state of equilibrium

  • bankcard

    (n.)card used for banking transactions

  • banker

    (n.)professional managing banking services

  • bathroom

    (n.)room with toilet and sink

  • battery

    (n.)device providing electrical power

  • battle

    (n.)military combat or struggle

  • bay

    (n.)body of water partially enclosed by land

  • beautify

    (v.)make more attractive or attractive

  • beauty

    (n.)aesthetic appeal or attractiveness

  • belly

    (n.)front part of the human abdomen

  • betray

    (v.)reveal secrets or be unfaithful

  • between

    (prep.)in the space separating two points or objects

  • beware

    (v.)be cautious of potential danger or harm

  • bicycle

    (n.)two-wheeled vehicle propelled by pedals

  • billion

    (n.)number equal to one thousand million

  • bite

    (v.)use teeth to cut into something

  • bland

    (adj.)lacking strong flavor or excitement

  • block

    (n.)solid piece of material or obstruction

  • booklet

    (n.)small book or pamphlet

  • bookstore

    (n.)shop selling books

  • boost

    (v.)increase or improve

  • booth

    (n.)small enclosed space or stall

  • boundary

    (n.)line marking limits of an area

  • boycott

    (v.)refuse to buy or support

  • bread

    (n.)baked food made from flour and water

  • breakup

    (n.)end of a relationship or grouping

  • bridge

    (n.)structure built to span physical obstacle

  • briefcase

    (n.)portable case for carrying documents

  • broadcast

    (v.)to transmit sound or tv signals

  • business

    (n.)commercial activity or enterprise

  • businessman

    (n.)man engaged in commerce or trade

  • busy

    (adj.)engaged in activity; not idle

  • caller

    (n.)person making a phone call or speaker

  • capitalize

    (v.)to write or organize with uppercase letters or to profit

  • category

    (n.)grouping based on shared characteristics

  • catering

    (n.)providing food and services for events

  • caution

    (n.)warning to prevent danger or mistakes

  • ceremony

    (n.)formal event or ritual

  • challenge

    (n.)a difficult task that tests abilities

  • changeable

    (adj.)able to change; variable

  • chapter

    (n.)a section of a book or document

  • characteristic

    (n.)a distinguishing trait or quality

  • characterize

    (v.)to describe qualities of someone or something

  • check

    (n./v.)to verify; a mark indicating correctness

  • choose

    (v.)to pick out or select something

  • client

    (n.)a person or organization using services

  • coach

    (n./v.)a person/train to instruct; a bus or carriage

  • cognition

    (n.)process of acquiring knowledge

  • combine

    (v.)to merge or unite into one

  • come

    (v.)to move toward or arrive at a destination

  • common

    (adj.)usual or widespread

  • commute

    (n./v.)to travel regularly to work

  • compare

    (v.)to examine similarities and differences

  • complaint

    (n.)expression of dissatisfaction

  • complicate

    (v.)to make more difficult

  • component

    (n.)a part or element of a larger whole

  • compose

    (v.)to create or put together; to write

  • conceal

    (v.)hide or keep secret from view or knowledge

  • conscious

    (adj.)aware of one's surroundings or states

  • consider

    (v.)think about carefully; regard as important

  • consistent

    (adj.)always the same; reliable

  • continue

    (v.)keep on; persist or go ahead

  • convey

    (v.)communicate or carry to another; transport

  • copy

    (n./v.)imitation of original; reproduce or duplicate

  • corner

    (n./v.)angle formed by two walls; trap or confine

  • cost

    (n./v.)amount of money required; to require expenditure

  • council

    (n.)group of people elected to govern

  • courteously

    (adv.)politely, with good manners

  • courtesy

    (n.)polite behavior or gesture; respectful act

  • cover

    (v./n.)hide or protect; anything that covers

  • coverage

    (n.)extent or scope of something covered

  • crowded

    (adj.)filled with many people or things

  • cushion

    (n./v.)soft pad for comfort; soften or absorb shock

  • cutback

    (n.)reduction in amount or scope

  • data

    (n.)factual information used for analysis

  • database

    (n.)organized collection of data

  • daytime

    (n.)period of daylight hours

  • dazzle

    (v.)impress or blind with brilliance

  • debt

    (n.)owed money or obligation

  • decade

    (n.)ten-year period

  • decease

    (n./v.)death; die

  • deceit

    (n.)dishonest act or concealment

  • decipher

    (v.)interpret coded or unclear message

  • deduction

    (n.)reasoning or conclusion based on evidence

  • deep

    (adj.)extending far downward or inward

  • defect

    (n./v.)flaw or imperfection; abandon a cause

  • defy

    (v.)openly resist or refuse to obey

  • delusion

    (n.)a false belief or perception, hallucination

  • dense

    (adj.)tightly packed; thick

  • depict

    (v.)to represent visually or describe in words

  • design

    (n./v.)a plan or drawing to make something; to plan or create

  • destination

    (n.)the place where someone or something is headed

  • detail

    (n.)a small part of the whole; specific information

  • development

    (n.)the process of growth or improvement

  • device

    (n.)a tool or instrument designed for a specific purpose

  • dictate

    (v.)to give orders or read aloud for transcription

  • discipline

    (n./v.)training to develop self-control; to punish for misconduct

  • discount

    (n./v.)a reduction in price; to reduce the price of

  • discover

    (v.)to find or learn something new

  • display

    (n./v.)an arrangement to show items; to show or exhibit

  • dispose

    (v.)to get rid of or throw away

  • dispute

    (n./v.)an argument or disagreement; to argue about

  • disrupt

    (v.)to interrupt or disturb the normal flow

  • distinctive

    (adj.)having unique or special characteristics

  • document

    (n./v.)a written or digital record; to record or prove

  • domestic

    (adj.)related to home or family; not foreign

  • dominate

    (v.)to control or command

  • drift

    (v.)be carried slowly by current or wind

  • earn

    (v.)acquire money or reward through effort

  • earnings

    (n.)money received for work or investment

  • economize

    (v.)reduce expenses or use resources efficiently

  • efficient

    (adj.)performing in the best possible manner

  • elegant

    (adj.)tastefully graceful and stylish

  • element

    (n.)basic or essential part of something

  • elimination

    (n.)act of removing or excluding

  • emit

    (v.)send out or release (light, sound, or substances)

  • enrich

    (verb)improve, makes richer or more meaningful

  • ensure

    (v.)make certain or guarantee

  • entertain

    (v.)amuse or provide enjoyment

  • entitle

    (v.)give right or title to

  • event

    (n.)happening or occurrence

  • eventual

    (adj.)happening at the end

  • evidence

    (n.)proof or indication of truth

  • evolve

    (v.)develop gradually over time

  • exaggeration

    (n.)overstatement or overemphasis

  • exceed

    (v.)go beyond or surpass

  • exclude

    (v.)leave out or keep apart

  • exhibition

    (n.)public display or show

  • expansion

    (n.)growth or increase

  • expect

    (v.)anticipate or look forward to

  • explain

    (v.)make clear or understandable

  • explode

    (v.)burst or blow apart

  • exposure

    (n.)the state of being exposed to something harmful

  • extent

    (n.)the degree or scope of something

  • fabric

    (n.)cloth produced by weaving or knitting fibers

  • facto

    (n.)actual or real situation

  • familiarity

    (n.)close acquaintance or knowledge of something

  • farewell

    (n.)expression of good wishes when leaving

  • farm

    (n.)area of land for growing crops or raising animals

  • fatal

    (adj.)leading to death; deadly

  • fatigue

    (n.)extreme tiredness or exhaustion

  • faulty

    (adj.)containing defects; imperfect

  • fear

    (n.)unpleasant emotion caused by danger or threat

  • feature

    (n.)distinctive attribute or characteristic

  • feed

    (v.)give food to a person or animal

  • ferry

    (n.)boat used to carry passengers or vehicles across water

  • fever

    (n.)body temperature higher than normal due to illness

  • field

    (n.)area of land used for farming or sports

  • figure

    (n.)shape or form of a person or object

  • finite

    (adj.)having limits or bounds; not infinite

  • fire

    (n.)combustion allowing light, heat, or destruction

  • formula

    (n.)a mathematical or chemical rule or method

  • fortunate

    (adj.)lucky or favorable

  • fortunately

    (adv.)by good luck; luckily

  • fortune

    (n.)a large amount of money or luck

  • frank

    (adj.)honest and straightforward

  • frankly

    (adv.)honestly and openly

  • fueled

    (adj.)supplied with energy or power

  • function

    (n.)an activity or purpose of something

  • fund

    (n.)a sum of money saved or allocated

  • funding

    (n.)providing financial support

  • gas

    (n.)a state of matter in air or fuel

  • gathering

    (n.)an assembly of people

  • genius

    (n.)exceptional intellectual power

  • gentle

    (adj.)mild, kind, or soft in appearance or manner

  • gentleman

    (n.)courteous, well-mannered man

  • gesture

    (n.)a movement expressing an idea or feeling

  • giant

    (n.)extremely large or huge

  • gorgeous

    (adj.)beautiful or stunning

  • gossip

    (n.)casual talk about others' private matters

  • govern

    (v.)to exercise authority or control

  • government

    (n.)system for ruling a country or community

  • gymnasium

    (n.)indoor sports and exercise facility

  • habit

    (n.)routine behavior regularly followed

  • haircut

    (n.)styling or trimming of hair

  • halfway

    (adv.)at a point equal distance

  • halt

    (v./n.)to stop; a stop

  • handicap

    (n.)disability or disadvantage

  • handle

    (n.)part used to hold or control

  • healthy

    (adj.)in good health

  • heel

    (n.)back part of foot below the ankle

  • hemisphere

    (n.)half of a spherical body

  • hesitate

    (v.)pause before doing something

  • hide

    (v.)to conceal from view

  • highway

    (n.)main road for vehicles

  • home

    (n.)place of residence

  • horrify

    (v.)to cause intense fear or shock

  • housekeeper

    (n.)person responsible for cleaning and maintenance of a house

  • humane

    (adj.)showing compassion and kindness to humans or animals

  • humble

    (adj.)modest; not arrogant

  • identical

    (adj.)exactly the same in every way

  • ignition

    (n.)act of starting a fire or engine

  • ignorance

    (n.)lack of knowledge or awareness

  • ill

    (adj.)unwell or sick; bad or harmful

  • illogical

    (adj.)lacking reason or clear thought

  • immature

    (adj.)not fully developed or grown

  • immediately

    (adv.)without delay; at once

  • immune

    (adj.)resistant to disease or harm

  • impair

    (v.)to weaken or damage

  • impatient

    (adj.)unwilling to wait; restless

  • impede

    (v.)to hinder or obstruct progress

  • imply

    (v.)to suggest or indicate indirectly

  • impression

    (n.)effect or feeling created by something

  • inaccurate

    (adj.)false or incorrect

  • incidental

    (adj.)minor or secondary occurring casually

  • incline

    (v./n.)sloped surface or slope

  • incoherent

    (adj.)not logical or clear

  • income

    (n.)money earned or received

  • inconvenience

    (n.)mild trouble or discomfort

  • increase

    (v./n.)to grow or make larger

  • incur

    (v.)to bring upon oneself (usually negative)

  • indebt

    (v.)owe money; be in debt

  • industrialize

    (v.)develop industries

  • infinite

    (adj.)limitless or endless

  • influx

    (n.)flow of people or things inward

  • informal

    (adj.)casual or not official

  • inhabit

    (v.)to live in or occupy

  • initiative

    (n.)plan or action to solve a problem

  • injured

    (adj.)hurt or damaged

  • inquire

    (v.)to ask for information

  • insane

    (adj.)mentally ill; bizarre

  • insecure

    (adj.)lacking confidence or safety

  • install

    (v.)set up or put in place

  • interchangeable

    (adj.)able to be swapped or replaced

  • interior

    (n./adj.)inner part of something; inside

  • interpreter

    (n.)person who translates spoken words

  • introductory

    (adj.)serving as an introduction

  • invent

    (v.)create something new

  • invitation

    (n.)request to attend or join

  • invite

    (v.)ask someone to participate or join

  • issue

    (n./v.)topic or problem; distribute or provide

  • itemize

    (v.)list details of items separately

  • joint

    (adj./n.)shared or involving two or more; connection

  • judgmental

    (adj.)tending to form judgments about others

  • keenly

    (adv.)with eagerness or intensity

  • kick

    (v./n.)strike with foot; act of striking

  • kidnapper

    (n.)person who abducts someone

  • kidney

    (n.)organ that filters blood

  • know

    (v.)to have information or understanding of something

  • lab

    (n.)short for laboratory; a place for scientific work

  • labor

    (n.)physical or mental work, especially hard work

  • lamp

    (n.)a device that produces light

  • lash

    (n.)a whip or strike; a quick, forceful movement

  • pleased

    (adj.)feeling happy or satisfied

  • plug

    (n.)a device for closing or connecting; to insert

  • portfolio

    (n.)collection of work or investments

  • precise

    (adj.)exact or accurate

  • precisely

    (adv.)exactly or accurately

  • predict

    (v.)say what will happen

  • predominate

    (v.)vary widely or have influence

  • premium

    (n.)superior quality or extra charge

  • prepaid

    (adj.)paid in advance

  • pretense

    (n.)false display or act

  • prevail

    (v.)be victorious or widespread

  • priceless

    (adj.)value beyond price

  • prime

    (adj.)of highest quality or importance

  • prior

    (adj.)earlier in time

  • priority

    (n.)importance ranking

  • privatize

    (v.)convert to private ownership

  • productivity

    (n.)efficiency of production

  • profession

    (n.)career requiring special skills

  • profitable

    (adj.)yielding profit

  • profound

    (adj.)deep or meaningful

  • prohibit

    (v.)forbid officially

  • proof

    (n.)evidence or verification

  • proposal

    (n.)plan or suggestion for approval

  • proud

    (adj.)feeling deep pleasure from achievements

  • prove

    (v.)establish the truth or correctness of something

  • publication

    (n.)act of making content available publicly

  • punish

    (v.)impose penalty for wrongdoings

  • punishment

    (n.)penalty inflicted for an offense

  • purely

    (adv.)entirely, solely, exclusively

  • quarrel

    (n./v.)angry dispute; have an argument

  • quickly

    (adv.)at high speed; rapidly

  • race

    (n.)competition to determine who is fastest

  • radio

    (n.)electronic device for receiving signals

  • raise

    (v.)lift or move to a higher position

  • rank

    (n./v.)position in a hierarchy; assign a position

  • rational

    (adj.)based on reason or logic

  • read

    (v.)look at and understand written words

  • readiness

    (n.)prepared or willing to act

  • realization

    (n.)becoming aware of something

  • recent

    (adj.)happening not long ago

  • recover

    (v.)regain health, strength, or possession

  • recovery

    (n.)return to normal after difficulty

  • reduce

    (v.)make smaller or lessen in size

  • reflection

    (n.)image or careful thought

  • regarding

    (prep.)concerning or related to something

  • region

    (n.)a specific area or part of a larger space

  • registering

    (v.)recording or enrolling officially

  • rehearsal

    (n.)practice session for a performance or event

  • relocate

    (v.)to move to a different place

  • remarkable

    (adj.)worthy of notice or unusual

  • render

    (v.)to cause to become or make available

  • repeat

    (v.)to do or say again

  • repetitive

    (adj.)characterized by repetition or recurrence

  • replacement

    (n.)a substitute for something else

  • reply

    (v./n.)to respond or answer; a response or answer

  • require

    (v.)to need or demand as essential

  • reservation

    (n.)an arrangement to hold something in advance

  • residual

    (adj.)remaining after the main part has been removed

  • resist

    (v.)to oppose or fight against something

  • run

    (v.)move swiftly on foot; operate or function

  • sadden

    (v.)cause to feel sorrow or unhappiness

  • sanitary

    (adj.)promoting health and cleanliness

  • scanner

    (n.)device that scans documents or images

  • seam

    (n.)line where two pieces of fabric meet

  • season

    (n.)period characterized by particular weather

  • secure

    (adj.)protected against danger or threat

  • segment

    (n.)distinct part of something divided

  • several

    (adj.)more than two but not many

  • shareholder

    (n.)owner of shares in a company

  • sharp

    (adj.)having a keen edge or point

  • shortage

    (n.)lack or insufficient supply of something

  • slot

    (n.)narrow opening or groove

  • soar

    (v.)to fly or rise high in the air

  • software

    (n.)computer programs and instructions

  • space

    (n.)a continuous area or expanse

  • specialize

    (v.)to focus on a specific area of expertise

  • specification

    (n.)detailed description of requirements

  • stack

    (n.)a pile of objects arranged one on top of another

  • staff

    (n.)a group of workers or support staff

  • stance

    (n.)a person's attitude or position on an issue.

  • stand

    (v./n.)to be upright on one's feet; a position or stance.

  • standard

    (n./adj.)an accepted model or level; usual or normal.

  • staple

    (n./v.)a basic or principal element; to fasten with staples.

  • state

    (n./v.)a nation or territory; to express clearly.

  • stationary

    (adj.)not moving; fixed in position.

  • status

    (n.)social or professional position; state of being.

  • steam

    (n./v.)vaporized water; to produce steam.

  • storage

    (n.)space for storing items.

  • store

    (n./v.)a place to buy goods; to keep or hold.

  • straightforward

    (adj.)simple, clear, honest.

  • strategy

    (n.)a plan to achieve goals.

  • strengthen

    (v.)to make stronger.

  • stress

    (n./v.)mental or physical pressure; to emphasize.

  • strive

    (v.)to make great effort.

  • subjectively

    (adv.)based on personal feelings or opinions.

  • subsidiary

    (n.)a company controlled by another.

  • subsidize

    (v.)to financially support.

  • substantial

    (adj.)large, important, or solid.

  • subway

    (n.)underground railway; pedestrian tunnel.

  • suitcase

    (n.)a portable case for luggage.

  • summarize

    (v.)to give a brief overview.

  • support

    (n./v.)assistance or help; to hold up or advocate.

  • suppose

    (v.)to assume or imagine.

  • surface

    (n./v.)outermost layer; to appear or come to light.

  • surmise

    (v.)to guess or infer without full evidence.

  • surplus

    (n.)excess amount beyond needs.

  • suspend

    (v.)to hang or temporarily stop.

  • swift

    (adj.)fast or quick.

  • switch

    (n./v.)a device to turn on/off; to change.

  • sympathetic

    (adj.)compassionate or understanding.

  • symposium

    (n.)a formal meeting or discussion.

  • system

    (n.)set of connected parts working together.

  • tactful

    (adj.)showing sensitivity and skill.

  • tactic

    (n.)strategic plan for achieving goals.

  • tag

    (n.)label or identifier attached to something

  • take

    (v.)to acquire or capture something

  • takeover

    (n.)gaining control of an organization

  • tangible

    (adj.)perceptible by touch; real

  • tank

    (n.)large container for holding liquids or gases

  • tax

    (n.)mandatory financial charge by government

  • technician

    (n.)specialist in technical sciences or work

  • technology

    (n.)application of scientific knowledge

  • temper

    (n.)mood or state of mind

  • temporary

    (adj.)lasting for a limited time

  • tender

    (adj.)soft or gentle in texture or manner

  • tense

    (n.)grammatical state of a verb; state of anxiety

  • tension

    (n.)mental or emotional strain

  • territory

    (n.)land or region under jurisdiction

  • though

    (conj.)despite the fact; however

  • thus

    (adv.)consequently or as a result

  • tie

    (n.)accessory for fastening or binding

  • tight

    (adj.)firmly held or constricted

  • tow

    (v.)to pull a vehicle or boat with a chain or strap

  • trade

    (n.)exchange of goods or services

  • tradition

    (n.)custom passed through generations

  • traditional

    (adj.)based on long-established customs

  • trail

    (n.)path or track left by something moving

  • transfer

    (v.)to move from one place to another

  • trash

    (n.)waste or discarded material

  • treaty

    (n.)formal agreement between nations

  • trivial

    (adj.)of little importance or value

  • trust

    (n.)firm belief or confidence in someone

  • typical

    (adj.)representative or usual of a group

  • unbeatable

    (adj.)impossible to defeat

  • uncertain

    (adj.)not sure, likely to change

  • underestimate

    (v.)undervalue or undervalue

  • underground

    (adj.)beneath the surface

  • unfair

    (adj.)unjust or biased

  • unfortunately

    (adv.)regrettably or sadly

  • union

    (n.)joining or association

  • uniquely

    (adv.)in a unique manner

  • unnecessary

    (adj.)not needed or essential

  • unsatisfactory

    (adj.)not acceptable or good enough

  • update

    (n.)newer version or information

  • upwards

    (adv.)toward higher position

  • use

    (v.)employ for a purpose

  • useful

    (adj.)helpful or beneficial

  • usual

    (adj.)habitual or common

  • utilization

    (n.)act of using

  • vacancy

    (n.)unoccupied position or space

  • vaccinate

    (v.)administer vaccine to protect

  • vain

    (adj.)conceited or futile

  • validation

    (n.)process of confirming validity

  • vandalize

    (v.)damage property intentionally

  • variable

    (n.)subject to change

  • variety

    (n.)diversity or assortment

  • various

    (adj.)different kinds

  • vegetable

    (n.)edible plant product

  • vegetarian

    (n.)person abstaining from meat

  • vehicle

    (n.)means of transport

  • vendor

    (n.)seller of goods or services

  • verify

    (v.)confirm truth or accuracy

  • version

    (n.)different form or edition

  • violation

    (n.)breach or infringement

  • virtual

    (adj.)simulated or online

  • visibility

    (n.)degree of being seen

  • wagon

    (n.)vehicle pulled or pushed

  • wait

    (v.)stay until readiness or arrival

  • wallet

    (n.)small pocket for money and cards

  • waste

    (n.)unnecessary or excessive use or consumption

  • watch

    (n.)device for telling time

  • weakness

    (n.)lack of strength or energy

  • wealth

    (n.)abundance of valuable resources or possessions

  • whereas

    (conj.)while or considering that

  • widespread

    (adj.)common over large area or population

  • workaholic

    (n.)person addicted to work

  • worry

    (v./n.)feel anxious or concerned

  • wrist

    (n.)joint connecting hand and arm

  • yearn

    (v.)have a deep longing for something

  • youth

    (n.)early life or young age