Lesson 2 - Disaster Flashcards
anticipate
v. To expact; to sense something before it happens
anticipation n., anticipatory adj.
catastrophic
adj. Extramely harmful; causing finacial or physical ruin
catastrophe n., catastrophically adv.
collide
v. To come together with great or violet force
collision n.
eruption
n. A sudden, often violent, outburst
eruption of
erupt v.
famine
n. Severe hunger; a drastic food shortage
flood
n. An overflowing of water; an excessive amount
flood v.
impact
n. A strong influence
impact on/of
impact v.
persevere
v. To keep going, despite obstacles or discouragment; to maintain a purpose
persist v., persistent adj.
plunge
v. To go dowm suddenly; to decrease by a great amount in a short time
plunge into
plunge n.
unleash
v. To release a thing or an emotion