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dune (n) a hill or ridge of sand piled up by the wind
lush (adj) marked by richness of growth, especially of vegetation
rugged (adj) rough, irregular, lots of rocks and not many plants
scale (n) the size or extent of something
sparse (adj) thinly dispersed or scattered
mountains High peaks of land
vegetation (n) all the plants and trees in an area
active (adj) taking part; working; having a lifestyle that involves a lot of physical exercise
appalling (adj) inspiring shock, horror, disgust
aware (adj) knowing about something
culturally (adv) with regard to culture
economically (adv) in a way that relates to economics or finance
ethnically (adv) with reference to birth, origins, or cultural background
hemisphere one half of the earth
homogenous (adj) of a similar kind
industrially (adv) in or ​related to ​industry, or having a lot of ​industry and ​factories, etc
remote (adj) distant, hidden away
overgrown (adj) covered with plants that are growing thickly and in an uncontrolled way
discarded (adj) thrown out
extinction (n) describes a species that no longer has any known living individuals.
swoop (v) to move rapidly downward through the air
outskirts (n) the outer parts of a town or city near the edge
cursed (adj) evil, having bad luck as if under a spell
miraculously (adv) unexpectedly and luckily
yacht a small boat with sails or a motor for pleasure cruises or racing
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