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Monroe131-150

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any of the tiny blood vessels that connect the smallest arteries to the smallest veins capillary
to deprive someone of strength or vitality; weaken; sap enervate
an outbreak of a contagious disease that spreads rapidly; a rapid spread, growth, or development epidemic
the outer protective layer of skin; the outer layer of cells or the protective covering of a plant epidermis
a physical disability; a lack of power; frailty infirmity
a disease, ailment, or disorder; an unwholesome condition malady
something that nourishes, especially an ingredient in food nutrient
extreme or unnatural paleness pallor
likely to be stricken or infected with or by; easily influenced or affected; sensitive susceptible
having a strong tendency to cause harm; very severe; poisonous; intensely irritating, hostile, obnoxious, or harsh virulent
to cause to decline or decay; to ruin or destroy; to cause a plant to be affected with disease (n) any of several diseases that cause plants to wither and deteriorate; unfavorable environmental conditions blight
a violent upheaval; a disaster; a violent, sudden change in the earth’s crust; a destructive flood cataclysm
to destroy or kill a large part of decimate
the process of decaying, rotting, or breaking down decomposition
elimination, as if by tearing out by the roots; ridding eradication
widespread destruction; confusion; disorder havoc
to damage; spoil the quality of mar
to do away with completely; to wipe out obliterate
to pound, crush, or grind into a powder; to destroy, as if by crushing pulverize
foul from standing still; stale; lacking in freshness, liveliness, or originality stagnant
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