As background, I haven't really focused on learning kanji. I've mainly focused on learning words, and just using the correct characters for those words (purely typing, I don't write kanji by hand). However, I want to be a little more proficient with kanji, by learning a kanji and its reading whenever I encounter a new kanji or a new reading, by learning at least one other example of that kanji with the same reading.
I can look up a kanji with jisho.org, and find examples of a given reading by clicking on a reading. For example, if I'm interested in 相 from the word "結婚相談所" and the on-yomi "ソウ", I can can click on "ソウ" and it takes me to 相そう. However, while jisho.org mentions which words are "common", I'm worried that some words given might be words I should avoid at my stage of learning, because they're less common than other words with a similar meaning.
Are there any resources (preferably online) that I can use to look up a kanji and its reading and get well curated examples of that reading being used?
