Alphabet V is the 22nd letter of the modern English alphabet, which consists of 26 letters. It is a consonant and is pronounced as a voiced labiodental fricative (/v/). The letter V has a rich history and has evolved over time from the ancient Phoenician and Greek alphabets.
Alphabet V is used in many words to represent different sounds and has multiple meanings and uses in various fields, such as science, mathematics, and music. Here are 100 commonly used words starting with the letter V, along with their meanings
100 commonly used words starting with V
1. Vacant - Unoccupied or empty
2. Vague - Not clearly or explicitly stated
3. Vain - Having or showing an excessively high opinion of oneself
4. Valid - Officially recognized or accepted as true
5. Valuable - Having a great deal of value or importance
6. Value - The importance or worth of something
7. Variable - Likely to change or vary
8. Vast - Extremely large or extensive
9. Vehement - Showing strong and intense emotions
10. Velocity - The speed at which something moves
11. Verbal - Relating to words or language
12. Verify - To check the accuracy or truth of something
13. Version - A particular form or variation of something
14. Versatile - Able to adapt or be used in many different ways
15. Vessel - A ship or large boat
16. Veto - The power to reject or refuse something
17. Vial - A small container for holding liquids
18. Vibrate - To oscillate or quiver with a slight rapid motion
19. Vice - A bad or immoral habit
20. Victim - A person who is harmed or suffers as a result of a crime
21. Victor - A person who wins a game, contest, or battle
22. Victory - The act of winning a game, contest, or battle
23. Video - A recording of moving images and sound
24. View - A sight or prospect, especially one seen through a window
25. Vigilant - Watchful and attentive
26. Vigorous - Strong and healthy
27. Village - A group of houses and associated buildings in a rural area
28. Violate - To break or disregard a rule or law
29. Violent - Using or involving force or violence
30. Virtue - A good or moral quality
31. Virus - A small infectious agent that replicates inside cells
32. Visible - Able to be seen or noticed
33. Vision - The ability to see or perceive with the eyes
34. Visit - To go to see someone or something
35. Vital - Essential or necessary for life or a particular process
36. Vitalize - To give energy or life to something
37. Vocabulary - The words known and used by a particular person or group
38. Vocation - A person's occupation or career
39. Voice - The sound made by the vocal cords
40. Void - Completely empty or without contents
41. Volatile - Likely to change suddenly or unpredictably
42. Volume - The amount of space inside a container or a person's capacity for learning
43. Volunteer - A person who chooses to do something without being forced to
44. Vomit - To forcefully expel food or other contents from the stomach
45. Vote - To choose or decide something by voting
46. Voucher - A document or token that can be exchanged for something
47. Voyage - A long journey, especially by sea or in space
48. Vulnerable - Exposed to the risk of being harmed or attacked
49. Vulture - A large bird of prey that feeds on carrion
50. Voucher - A document or token that can be exchanged for something
51. Vacate - To leave a place or position
52. Vagrancy - The state of being a vagrant
53. Vandalism - The act of intentionally damaging or destroying public or private property
54. Vanish - To disappear or become invisible
55. Vanity - Excessive pride in one's appearance or accomplishments
56. Vapor - A substance that is in a gaseous state
57. Variable - A quantity that can change or vary
58. Variant - A different version of something
59. Varmint - A wild animal, especially a troublesome one
60. Vastness - The state of being vast or extensive
61. Vault - A secure room or compartment for storing valuable items
62. Veer - To change direction suddenly
63. Veil - A piece of fabric worn by women to cover the face
64. Vehicle - A means of transportation
65. Veneer - A thin layer of material, especially wood
66. Venom - A poisonous substance secreted by animals
67. Venture - A risky or dangerous undertaking
68. Venue - The location of a meeting or event
69. Veracity - The quality of being truthful
70. Verbage - Excessive or unnecessary words
71. Verdict - A decision or judgment made by a court
72. Verify - To check the accuracy or truth of something
73. Vessel - A ship or large boat
74. Vestige - A remaining trace or sign of something
75. Veto - The power to reject or refuse something
76. Viability - The state of being practical or feasible
77. Vibration - A regular oscillation or quivering motion
78. Vicinity - The area near a particular place
79. Victimize - To treat someone unfairly or cruelly
80. Viewpoint - A person's perspective or point of view
81. Vigil - A watchful and attentive state
82. Vile - Extremely unpleasant or offensive
83. Villain - A person who does evil or wicked things
84. Vinety - Relating to or resembling wine
85. Violin - A musical instrument with four strings
86. Virtuoso - A person with exceptional skill or talent
87. Virus - A small infectious agent that replicates inside cells
88. Visionary - A person with a clear and distinctive vision
89. Visitant - A person who visits a place or someone
90. Vitality - The state of being full of life and energy
91. Vociferous - Loud and outspoken
92. Vodka - A clear spirit made from grains or potatoes
93. Vogue - A fashion or style that is popular at a particular time
94. Voiceless - Unable to speak or make sounds
95. Voidable - Able to be declared invalid or void
96. Volatility - The state of being likely to change suddenly
97. Voluntarism - The belief that people should be free to choose
98. Vulpine - Relating to or resembling foxes
99. Vulture - A large bird of prey that feeds on carrion
100. Vulnerability - The state of being exposed to risk or harm
