If you have aimed to improve your English skills and succeed in your career, achieving your goals, and university assignments, etc. you have come to the right place. Essential English nouns (General and academic nouns) with formal, semi-formal, and general synonyms can help you effectively enhance your active vocabulary not just by providing some essential nouns, but by providing you with different types of nouns with their propositions, synonyms, and contexts. This way paves the way for using these nouns correctly and confidentially in face-to-face and daily communications either verbally or written.
More than 70 essential and common nouns with their propositions, and a brief meaning of some nouns.
More than 100 formal and semi-formal synonyms of the essential nouns with different contexts.
More than 200 general synonyms in the form of nouns and expressions of the essential nouns with their contexts and propositions.
| Noun (countable, uncountable) | Formal & semi-formal | Synonym | Synonym |
| Ability (c) to do | possess the ability to do sth | Capacity to do / for sth Potential (uc) to do / for sth | Talent (c) for sth Aptitude (c) for sth (natural ability) Facility (s) for sth (talent) |
| 1. Action (uc) on the process of doing sth 2. Action (c) sth sb does to deal with sth | Step (c) in / to do (1,2) Deed (c) (2) | Measure (c) to do (2) (official action) Move (c) to do (2) | Gesture (c) of / to do / towards (2) (show how you feel) |
| Advice (uc) on / about | Recommendation (c) for / of / to do Counsel (uc) | Tip (c) on / for sth Guidance (uc) on / about sth | – |
| Argument (c) with / about | Confrontation (c, uc) with / between sb Controversy (c) about / over sth Dispute (c) with / over | Disagreement (c) on / over / with Row (c) with / about Quarrel (c) with / about | Contention (uc) about sth Sth is in contention |
| Attraction (c) of | Appeal (uc) (for sb) | Attractiveness (uc) Charm (c, uc) of | Glamor (uc) of (from wealth) |
| Behavior (uc) towards | Demeanor (s) Conduct (uc) | Manner (s) towards Attitude (c, uc) to / towards (a way of behaving based on feeling) | Antics (strange silly behavior) |
| Car (c) | (motor) Vehicle (c) | Automobile (c) | – |
| Cause sth happen | Contributor (c) to sth | Catalyst (c) for sth Stimulus to sth (causes growth) Stimuli to sth (plural) | Driving force (c) behind / in sth Agent (c) of sth |
| Change (c) in / of sth | Shift (c) (from) sth to / in sth (Make) the transition from sth to | Alteration (c) to/in (small) Adjustment (c) to sth (small) Modification (c) to sth (small) Modification (c) in (the act of changing) | Variation (uc) (amount) in / of Conversion (c) into / of sth Transformation (c) of (great) Revision to sh (the process of change) |
| Damage (uc) to sth | Detriment (uc) to sth To the Detriment of sb | Harm (uc) to sb / in doing Do a disservice (s) to sb (harmful action) | Toll on (c) Take its toll on (cause) |
| Determination (uc) to do sth | Perseverance (uc) (in doing sth) Resolve (uc) to do (Strong) | Will (c) to do Be determined to do sth | Willpower (uc) to do |
| Difference in (c) sth | Distinction between (similar things) Discrepancy (c) in / between (difference that should be the same) | Disparity (c) in (a lack of equality) Variation (c) in / of (slightly) | Variant / Nuance (c) of (small difference) |
| Effect (c) on sth | Implication (c) of sth (possible effect) Footprint (c) (on the environment) | Influence (c) on sth Impact (c) on / of sth | Repercussion // Toll (c) on / of (bad effects) |
| Expert (c) in / on Expert (adj) | Practitioner (c) (Dr) | Specialist (c) in sth Be proficient in sth Professional (c) | Scientist (c) Veteran (c) of |
| Fear (c, uc) of / for | Phobia (c, uc) about | Give / Get / have a fright (s) (sudden fear) | Dread (uc) of / in dread of (strong fear) |
| Friend (c) | Companion (c) Comrade (c) | Acquaintance (c) (just know sb) Pal / Buddy / Amigo / Bro (informal) | Confidant (sb you trust) Intimate (close one) |
| Future | For / in the foreseeable future (predictable future) Be in prospect (happen in future) | In years to come in the long run for a long time to come | on the horizon (likely to happen) in the not-too-distant future |
| Fun (uc) | – | Entertainment (c, uc) | Leisure / Enjoyable activities |
| Feeling (c) of / that 1. emotion Feeling (c) of 2. feeling from our senses | Sentiment (c) of sth (1) Impression (c) of / that | Sensation (c) (that) (1) Emotion (c, uc) | Sensation (c, uc) of sth (2) Perception (uc) of sth (2) |
| Help (uc) with sth / in | Guidance (uc) on / about sth | (with the) Aid // Assistance of (uc) Guideline (c) for / on (how to do) | Make a Contribution (c) to |
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Do you want to expand your English vocabulary and improve your writing and speaking skills?
Are you in the process of writing a quality essay, report, or your university assignments?
Do you really need to succeed in IELTS, PTE, and TOEFL?
If your answer is yes, you can confidently keep reading. It is, arguably, believed and most of us would agree that merely memorizing English words is by no means the best way to expand our vocabulary because this can only lead to expanding our passive vocabulary. Passive vocabulary is the words that can be remembered or understood but cannot correctly and confidently be used in a daily and face-to-face conversation or a written paper. It is, however, our active vocabulary that makes us stand out from the rest amongst other learners. With this, it should be explained what exactly active vocabulary is. It consists of those words that we can correctly and confidently use for our daily communications with others without a need to search them in a dictionary. To enrich our active vocabulary and deeper understanding of new words and the words we know but we cannot use them confidently, we can take the following approaches into account.
- Have your customizable dictionary
- Learn the context, connotation, and the denotation of a word
- Study and read frequently to commit the new words we encounter into memory
Thankfully, this compilation, Essential nouns, is the result of spending an ample amount of my time and effort to bring about an opportunity for benefiting you from all these approaches. It has been achieved by providing a list of more than 100 essential nad common verbs whether general and academic including:
As a result of this comprehensive noun list, your only job is to frequently go through them to deeply learn plenty of English words. Moreover, the synonyms in the file can help you effectively comprehend the provided verbs and how to use them correctly. It should be also noted that all the nouns and their propositions are properly and carefully based upon and derived from Cambridge and Longman dictionaries.
How to use the compilation of Essential nouns?
It is noteworthy that, all the provided nouns are categorized alphabetically with their propositions in red color and contexts that they must be used, such as “of”, “that” or “WH questions”. Some nouns, if need be, have their brief meanings and their different usage with gray color. Moreover, some of the nouns come with their types, which can be either countable (c) or uncountable (uc). However, some nouns have an irregular form of plural which is also provided in the file.
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