50+ Daily Used English Words With Sentences

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“Today’s in Our Lesson, “Daily Used English Words with Sentences,” we’ve compiled a list of common words and expressions to aid students in developing the language skills necessary for successful communication. This Lesson acts as a helpful manual by introducing frequently used Vocabulary in a variety of circumstances through Sentences that illustrate their definitions and proper usage. Download the complete PDF Book from the bottom of this page.

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This lesson is an invaluable tool to improve your English ability, whether you’re a novice looking to increase your Vocabulary or an experienced speaker looking to polish your language abilities. Explore this thorough manual to learn the terminology you will use in everyday situations, such as in casual discussions and business correspondence, so you can communicate clearly and confidently.

Daily Used Words With Sentences

Ascend	We ascended the mountain easily.
Indeed	The child was indeed very tired.
Hypocrite	He is a hypocrite.
Sincere	Are you sincere?
Elevate	He was elevated last year.
Smooth	She used hair gel to smooth out her hair.
Fool	Don’t be a fool.
Thus	He did not work hard, thus he was fired.
Deduction	This deduction is not in fact true.
Mud	Children like to play in the mud.
Absorb	The earth absorbs the sun’s rays.
Additional	Do you have plans for additional education?
Flu	He has gotten the flu.
Acquire	He acquired the habit of smoking.
Diligent	In the end, the diligent person succeeds.
Anticipate	We anticipate success.
Accompany	I would like you to accompany me.
Behind	We will stay behind.
Intention	She acted with good intentions.
Aggressive	He is so aggressive that others avoid him.
Aside	I think it’s time for me to step aside.
Barrier	We must work hard to break down social barriers.
Aim	I aim to be a writer.
Beyond	It is beyond my power.
Blow	The wind is blowing.

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Expose	The media exposed the politicians.
Ignore	You can ignore them if you want.
Combine	He combined two ideas into one.
Grab	He could not grab the train.
Injury	The injury hurt, but it wasn’t serious.
Heel	Her shoe has high heels.
Deny	Don’t deny it.
intimidate	The principal tried to intimidate the students.
Intense	The president is under intense pressure to resign.
Eventually	They were eventually rescued by the helicopter.
Obvious	One thing became obvious.
Glance	Do not glance left and right.
Consequence	Every action has its consequences.
Heritage	They are proud of their heritage.
Capable	He is capable of teaching French.
Controversy	The controversial decision sparked heated debates.
Brief	Keep it brief.
Giant	Shakespeare is a giant among writers.
Bottom	Read the bottom of the page.
Concerned	I am concerned.
Borrow	Can I borrow this pen?
Convince	We will convince him.
Bowl	Do you have a bigger bowl?
Contemporary	He studies contemporary literature.
Lend	I will lend you my car.