Who can replace man vocbulary
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This document defines and provides examples for several vocabulary words: dissimilarity is defined as the condition of being different, individually defines words in order, and diversity is a difference that can be perceived. Remnants are defined as what is left after something is destroyed, such as rock fragments. Erosion is defined as wearing away by wind or water. Lastly, ravage is defined as causing or bringing heavy destruction.
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Who can replace man vocbulary
- 1. Vocabulary
- 2. Definition: (Noun) The condition or fact of being dissimilar. The difference that you can see, smell, hear, and feel.
- 3. Definition: (adverb) With respect to each of two or more in order considered. Singly and the order indicated or mentioned.
- 4. Definition: (noun) A difference that you can see, hear , smell, feel, etc. Shortage or lack.
- 5. Definition: (noun) The pieces that are left after something has been destroyed. An accumulation of rather large rock fragments.
- 6. Definition: (Noun) Wearing away by action of wind or water.
- 7. Definition: (verb) To have cause havoc . To bring heavy destruction.