Reading Vocabulary
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
MONUMENTAL (ADJ)
- very important,
- very great or extreme,
- of or relating to a monument
- Monumentality (n)
- Monumentally (adv)
TERRAIN
A GEOGRAPHIC AREA; A PIECE OF LAND; OR GROUND
ASTOUNDING (ADJ)
CAUSING A FEELING OF GREAT SURPRISE OR WONDER
CONTINENTS (ADJ)
MEDICAL : ABLE TO CONTROL YOUR BLADDER AND BOWELS
NOMADS (N)
A MEMBER OF A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO MOVE FROM PLACE TO PLACE INSTEAD OF LIVING IN ONE PLACE ALL THE TIME
DESTRUCTION (N)
THE ACT OR PROCESS OF DESTROYING SOMETHING
IMPULSIVE (ADJ)
DONE SUDDUNLY AND WITHOUT PLANNING, RESULTING FROM A SUDDEN IMPULSE
DISTURBANCE (N)
- something that stops you from working, sleeping, etc.
- the act of disturbing someone or something
METEORITE
A PIECE OF ROCK OR METAL THAT HAS FALLEN TO THE GROUND FROM OUTER SPACE
FRICTION (N)
- the force that causes a moving object to slow down
- when it is touching another object
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TURBULENCE (N)
- sudden, violent movements of air or water
- a state of confusion, violence, or disorder
TREMENDOUS (ADJ)
VERY LARGE OR GREAT, VERY GOOD OR EXCELLENT
UNDERMINING
- to make (someone or something) weaker or
- less effective usually in a secret or gradual way
DEVASTATION (N)
CAUSE GREAT DAMAGE OR HARM TO (SOMETHING)
ACCURATELY (ADV)
- free from mistakes or errors
- able to produce results that are correct : not making mistakes
FORESEEING
- to see or become aware of (something that has not yet happened)
- Anticipating
METEOROLOGIST
A SCIENCE THAT DEALS WITH THE ATMOSPHERE AND WITH WEATHER
DEPRIVATION
THE STATE OF NOT HAVING SOMETHING TO THAT PEOPLE NEED
