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2.

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adversely

3.

aggregate

['ædvə:sli]

['ægrigit]

adversity (n)

aggregate (v)

[ə'bændən]

adverse (a)

aggregate (n)

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1.

4.

abandon

cultivation

5.

fertilize

6.

intensify

[,kʌlti'vei∫n]

['fə:tilaiz]

[in'tensifai]

cultivate (v)

fertilizer (n); fertilization (n)

intensification (n); intense (adj)

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7.

irrigation
8.

[,iri'gei∫n]

obtain

9.

photosynthesis

[əb'tein]

[,foutou'sinθəsis]

irrigate (v)

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10.

precipitation

photosynthesize (v)
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11.

anticipate

[pri,sipi'tei∫n]

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12.

catastrophic
[,kætə'strɔfik]

13.

collide

catastrophe (n)

anticipation (n); anticipatory (adj)

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[æn'tisipeit]

catastrophically (adv)

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14.

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eruption

[kə'laid]

[i'rʌp∫n]

collision (n)

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famine

erupt v

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15.

16.

flood
[flʌd]

17.

impact
['impækt]

['fæmin]

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18.

persevere
[,pə:si'viə(r)]

persist (v); perseverance (n)

flood v
Impact (v)

persistent /perseverant (adj)

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19.

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plunge

20.

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21.

unleash

[plʌndʒ]

adapt

[ə'dæpt]

[ʌn'li:∫]

adaptation (n)
adapter
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