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English words starting with the letter F have all 50 common words commonly used in communication. Let's learn about this topic in English tivi through the article below.
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English Words starting with F
| STT | Word | Type | Meaning |
| 1 | Fabricate | verb | Invent untrue facts, construct, to make up (a story) |
| 2 | Facet | noun | One side of something with many sides, an aspect |
| 3 | Facetious | adjective | Joking especially at an inappropriate time, sarcastic, treating serious issues with inappropriate humor |
| 4 | Facsimile | noun | An exact copy of a document, a fax |
| 5 | Factitious | adjective | Not genuine |
| 6 | Fait accompli | noun | A thing that has been done and cannot now be altered; something already done or in effect, making opposition or argument useless |
| 7 | Fallacy | noun | A mistaken belief, unsound reasoning, misleading |
| 8 | Fastidious | adjective | Attention to detail, very concerned about cleanliness |
| 9 | Fatuous | adjective | Silly and pointless, stupid |
| 10 | Faux pas | noun | An embarrassing social blunder, French origin-false step; |
| 11 | Fawn | noun | Try to gain favor by using flattery, to act slavishly submissive |
| 12 | Faze | verb | Informal-unsettle |
| 13 | Feasible | adjective | Possible, able to be done |
| 14 | Feat | noun | An act requiring great courage, skill or strength |
| 15 | Feeble | adjective | Weak, unconvincing |
| 16 | Feign | verb | Pretend |
| 17 | Ferocious | adjective | Very fierce or violent |
| 18 | Fervent | adjective | Very passionate |
| 19 | Fiasco | noun | A ridiculous or humiliating failure, total disaster |
| 20 | Fib | noun | A trivial lie |
| 21 | Fickle | adjective | Changeable in one's loyalties, unstable |
| 22 | Figment | noun | A thing that exists only in the imagination |
| 23 | Fillip | noun | A stimulus or boost |
| 24 | Finesse | noun | Elegant or delicate skill, tact, the ability to handle delicate situations diplomatically |
| 25 | Finicky | adjective | Fussy, detailed and fiddly |
| 26 | Fitful | adjective | Occurring irregularly |
| 27 | Fixation | noun | An obsession |
| 28 | Flabbergasted | adjective | Informal-very surprised |
| 29 | Flamboyant | adjective | Very confident and lively, garish |
| 30 | Flair | noun | Natural ability or talent, stylishness |
| 31 | Flaunt | verb | Display ostentatiously |
| 32 | Flaw | noun | Mark or spot that spoils something, a weakness, a mistake |
| 33 | Flummox | verb | Bewilder, confuse, baffle, amaze, mystery |
| 34 | Flexi-time | noun | A system of allowing flexible working hours |
| 35 | Flinch | verb | Make a quick nervous movement from fear or pain |
| 36 | Forfeit | verb | Lose property or a right as a penalty for wrongdoing, , something lost as a penalty for crime, fault or neglect |
| 37 | Forte | noun | A thing for which someone has a particular talent, that which one does very well |
| 38 | Forum | noun | A meeting or opportunity for an exchange of views |
| 39 | Frantic | adjective | Wildly agitated, hurried and confused |
| 40 | Fraught | adjective | Filled with, causing or feeling anxiety |
| 41 | Frazzle | noun | Informal-an exhausted state |
| 42 | Fracas | noun | A noisy disturbance or quarrel |
| 43 | Frenetic | adjective | Fast, energetic and disorganized |
| 44 | Frivolous | adjective | Of little value, trivial, silly, not having any serious purpose or value, carefree and not serious |
| 45 | Fruition | noun | The fulfillment of a project or plan |
| 46 | Fulminate | verb | To explode, express strong protest, to issue or pronounce with vehement denunciation |
| 47 | Fulsome | adjective | Excessively flattering, of large size or quantity, disgusting especially because excessive |
| 48 | Fumble | verb | Use the hands clumsily, deal with clumsily, an act of fumbling |
| 49 | Furor | noun | An outbreak of public anger or excitement, a widespread commotion or uproar |
| 50 | Furtive | adjective | Secretively trying to avoid being noticed |
Conclusion
The above is a synthesis of the most common English words starting with the letter F. Hopefully. This article will partly help you learn English in general and the application in communication in particular, becoming more accessible and more enjoyable. We wish you good study and success soon!
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