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8,130 words, searchable by word, definition, part of speech, and CEFR level.

gentle Adjective A1

Mild and kind, not rough or harsh.

gentleman Noun B1

A polite word for a man, or a man who behaves with courtesy and consideration toward others.

gently Adverb A1

In a soft, mild way that avoids causing harm or discomfort.

genuine Adjective A2

Real and authentic, not fake or copied, or sincere and honest.

geocentric Adjective B1

Based on the outdated idea that the Earth is the fixed center of the universe.

geochemistry Noun B2

The study of the chemical composition of the earth and the processes that shape it.

geographic Adjective A2

Relating to the physical features of the earth, such as land, climate, and location.

geography Noun A2

The study of the Earth's physical features, climate, and how people live in different places.

geology Noun A2

The scientific study of rocks, minerals, and the structure of the earth.

geometric Adjective A2

Relating to geometry, or made up of simple shapes like squares, triangles, and circles.

geometric sequence Noun B2

A list of numbers in which each term is found by multiplying the previous one by a fixed number.

geometry Noun A2

The branch of mathematics that studies shapes, sizes, and the space they take up.

geomorphology Noun B2

The study of the physical features of the earth's surface and the processes that form and change them.

geophysics Noun B1

The branch of science that studies the physical properties and processes of the earth.

geopolitics Noun B2

The study of how geography, economics, and politics influence relationships between countries.

geothermal Adjective B1

Relating to heat that comes from deep within the earth.

gerbil Noun A1

A small, furry rodent with a long tail, often kept as a pet.

germane Adjective B1

Closely and genuinely relevant to the subject being discussed.

germinal Adjective B2

Relating to the earliest stage of something's development, or having the potential to lead to significant future growth.

germinate Verb A2

To begin to grow, as a seed does when it sprouts.

germs Noun A1

Tiny living things, too small to see, that can cause illness.

gerund Noun B2

A verb form ending in '-ing' that functions as a noun in a sentence.

gestation Noun B1

The period during which a baby or young animal develops inside its mother before birth.

gesture Noun A2

A movement of the body, especially the hands, that expresses a feeling or idea, or a small action done to show a particular attitude.

get Verb A1

To obtain, receive, or become something.

get dressed Verb A1

To put clothes on your body.

get off Verb A1

To leave a bus, train, plane, or other vehicle.

get on Verb A1

To enter or climb onto a bus, train, plane, or other vehicle.

get to Verb A2

To arrive at a place after traveling.

get undressed Verb A1

To take your clothes off.

get up Verb A1

To rise from a lying or sitting position, or to get out of bed.

geyser Noun A2

A natural hot spring that occasionally shoots hot water and steam into the air.

ghetto Noun B1

A part of a city where a particular group of people, often a minority, is forced or crowded to live.

ghost Noun B1

The spirit of a dead person that some people believe can appear to the living.

giant Adjective A1

Much bigger than the usual size for something.

gift Noun A1

Something you give to another person, usually to mark an occasion or show you care.

gifted Adjective B2

Having a natural talent or unusually high ability in a particular area.

gigantic Adjective A2

Extremely large, far bigger than usual.

giggle Verb A1

To laugh quietly in a light, silly way.

giraffe Noun A1

A very tall African animal with a long neck and legs and a patterned coat.

girl Noun A1

A female child or young woman.

girlfriend Noun A1

A woman or girl someone is dating in a romantic relationship.

gist Noun C1

The main point or general meaning of something, without all the specific details.

give Verb A1

To hand something to someone, or to provide it as a gift.

glacial Adjective C1

Extremely cold, or moving very slowly, and sometimes used to describe an unfriendly, icy attitude.

glaciation Noun B1

The process by which land is covered and shaped by glaciers or ice sheets over a long period.

glacier Noun B1

A huge, slow-moving mass of ice formed from packed snow over a very long time.

glad Adjective A1

Feeling pleased or happy about something.