High-Frequency English Vocabulary

Build stronger reading and professional communication with common high-value words.

scrutinize

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to examine or inspect closely and thoroughly

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interpret

Front

to explain the meaning of information or actions

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significant

Front

sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention

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subsequent

Front

coming after something in time; following

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valid

Front

logically or factually sound; acceptable

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perspective

Front

a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something

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fundamental

Front

forming a necessary base or core; of central importance

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facilitate

Front

to make an action or process easier

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ambiguous

Front

open to more than one interpretation; not clear

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utilize

Front

to make practical and effective use of something

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consequence

Front

a result or effect of an action or condition

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comprehensive

Front

complete and including all aspects of something

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objective

Front

not influenced by personal feelings or opinions

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implement

Front

to put a decision or plan into effect

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evaluate

Front

to judge the value or quality of something

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precise

Front

exact and accurate in form or detail

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essential

Front

absolutely necessary or extremely important

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analyze

Front

examine something in detail to understand it

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consistent

Front

acting or done in the same way over time

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sufficient

Front

enough for a particular purpose

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modify

Front

make partial or minor changes to something

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reliable

Front

dependable and likely to work well

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estimate

Front

a rough calculation or educated guess

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verify

Front

confirm that something is true or accurate

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