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TermDefinition
abundant - adj. plentiful, more than enough
barrier - n. something that prevents passage; a blockade; anything that separates
descriptive - adj. concerned with describing; presented in detail
desirable - adj. worth wanting or having; worthwhile; pleasing, attractive
establish - v. to set up; to bring about; to prove
flourish - v. to thrive; to succeed; to wave about; n. anything done in a showy way
possess - v. to have something; to have as an attribute or quality
prehistoric- adj. before recorded history
survey - n. a detailed study; v. to inspect or review in detail; to view or consider
terrain - n. the ground or piece of ground; a piece of ground for some use
dramatic - adj. pertaining to drama or theater; having the forced qualities of a drama; striking
extraordinary - adj. markedly different from the usual; amazing; exceptional
feat - n. a remarkable deed or accomplishment
inaccurate - adj. not correct; not exact
irregular - adj. not straight; uneven; not following established rule or method
leisure - n. free and unoccupied time; spare time; freedom from work
marvel - n. something that is wonderful or surprising; v. to be amazed at something
numerous - adj. very many; consisting of many people or things
satisfy - v. to fill the needs or requirements of; to free from doubt
vicinity - n. the state of being close by; the area surrounding a particular place; the neighborhood of a place
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