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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 132 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| hole | noun | I had a hole in my sock. | opening |
| holiday | noun | Christmas is an important holiday. | celebration |
| hollow | adj. | He had a hollow argument. | without truth |
| adj. | He had a hollow in his life. | void | |
| holy | adj. | Jerusalem is a holy city. | sacred |
| home | noun | My home is in Oregon. | residence |
| adj. | I love to eat home cooking. | household | |
| noun | He was living in an old folks home. | institution | |
| homely | adj. | She was a homely woman. | unattractive |
| honest | adj. | An honest person is a treasure. | ethical |
| honesty | noun | We admire honesty in a person. | integrity |
| honey | noun | Honey is a delight to eat on bread. | bee nectar |
| honeymoon | noun | The young couple was on a honeymoon. | wedding trip |
| honor | noun | It was an honor to receive the award. | tribute |
| verb | We shall honor her with a banquet. | acclaim | |
| honorable | adj. | We shall do the honorable thing. | decent |
| hook | noun | Hang your coat on the hook. | catch |
| verb | We hooked a fish in five minutes. | captured | |
| hop | verb | We hopped into the car and left. | got |
| hope | noun | You must continue to have hope. | faith |
| verb | I hope you can visit us soon. | desire | |
| hopeful | adj. | I am hopeful we can become friends. | optimistic |
| hopeless | adj. | I have a hopeless feeling I can't go. | pessimistic |
| horizon | noun | There was a mountain on the horizon. | skyline |
| noun | You must broaden your horizons. | perspectives | |
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