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disaster n. something that cause great damage or harm
disastrous adj. causing much damage or harm
flee v. to run away from danger or from something frightening
fracture n. a crack or break, as in metal or bone
fracture v. to crack or break
immense adj. great in size or extent
immense adj. great in degree
intense adj.. very strong; very great
intense adj. showing great depth of feeling
intensity n. great strength or force
investigate v. to look into closely; to study in great detail
lurch v. to move forward or to one side suddenly and unexpectedly
lurch n. a jerking or swaying movement
major adj. great in size, number or importance
major n. a military officer just above a captain in rank
major n, the main subject a student is studying
major v. to study as one's most important subject
minor adj. small; unimportant
minor n. a person who is not yet an adult
petrify v. to make rigid with terror; to terrify
petrify v. to change to a stone-like substance
predict v. to say what will happen before it takes place
prediction n. something that is predicted
prone adj. likely to have or do
prone adj. lying face downward
sparse adj. thinly grown or spread
sparse adj. not crowded
topple v. to fall or push over
topple v. to overthrow
urban adj. having to do with cities
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