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landmass

A large continuous area of land, especially a continent or other major geographical region.

Noun geographic_place Level 1020
mangrove

A tropical tree or shrub that grows in salty coastal water or muddy tidal areas, often with exposed supporting roots.

Noun plant Level 1020
metropolis

A very large and important city, especially one that serves as a central place for business, culture, or government.

Noun city Level 1020
migrant

A person who moves from one place to another, especially to find work or better living conditions, often temporarily or across a national border.

Noun human Level 1020
montane

Relating to or characteristic of mountainous regions, especially the middle elevations between the foothills and the tree line.

Adjective location Level 1020
motorway

A major public road designed for fast traffic, typically with separate carriageways for each direction, limited access, and no intersections at the sa...

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1020
northernmost

Farthest north; located at the greatest distance toward the North Pole.

Adjective spatial_orientation Level 1020
offshore

Situated in the sea at some distance from the shore.

Adjective location Level 1020
pipeline

A long system of pipes used to transport liquids, gases, or other substances over a distance.

Noun path_infrastructure Level 1020
polar

Relating to, located at, or characteristic of the North or South Pole or the regions around them.

Adjective location Level 1020
populous

Having a large population; containing many people.

Adjective indefinite_quantity Level 1020
prefecture

A district or administrative division governed by a prefect, especially in France or Japan.

Noun region Level 1020
protectorate

The relationship or system in which a powerful state protects and controls a weaker state or territory.

Noun social_institution Level 1020
protectorate

A state or territory that is protected and partly controlled by a more powerful state, while retaining limited internal self-government.

Noun region Level 1020
scenic

Relating to or providing attractive natural views or landscapes.

Adjective aesthetic Level 1020
seaport

A coastal city, town, or harbor equipped for loading and unloading ships and for handling maritime trade.

Noun geographic_place Level 1020
shipping

The activity or business of transporting goods from one place to another, especially by sea, air, or commercial carrier.

Noun activity Level 1020
shoreline

The line where a body of water meets the land; the edge of a sea, lake, river, or other water body.

Noun natural_feature Level 1020
silt

To fill, block, or cover something with silt.

Verb physical_action Level 1020
silt

Fine mineral particles, smaller than sand but larger than clay, carried and deposited by moving water or wind.

Noun material_substance Level 1020
slum

A crowded, poor urban area with substandard housing and inadequate public services.

Noun geographic_place Level 1020
snowfall

The amount of snow that falls during a particular time or storm.

Noun natural_feature Level 1020
snowfall

A fall of snow; a period or instance when snow comes down from the atmosphere.

Noun process_event Level 1020
southernmost

Farthest south; located at the greatest distance toward the south.

Adjective spatial_orientation Level 1020
steppe

A large, mostly treeless area of flat or gently rolling grassland, especially in southeastern Europe and Asia.

Noun geographic_place Level 1020
strait

A narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water.

Noun natural_feature Level 1020
suburb

A residential area on the outskirts of a city or town, usually separate from the central urban area.

Noun geographic_place Level 1020
suburban

Relating to or characteristic of a suburb or the suburbs.

Adjective location Level 1020
summit

The highest point of a mountain or hill.

Noun natural_feature Level 1020
trading

The activity of buying and selling goods, services, or financial assets.

Noun activity Level 1020
transit

The movement or transport of people or goods from one place to another.

Noun process_event Level 1020
tributary

Flowing into a larger river, lake, or other body of water.

Adjective location Level 1020
tributary

A river or stream that flows into a larger river, lake, or other body of water.

Noun natural_feature Level 1020
uninhabited

Not inhabited; having no people living in it or on it.

Adjective condition Level 1020
upstream

Toward the source of a river or stream, against the direction in which the water flows.

Adverb direction Level 1020
upstream

In or toward the part of a river or stream nearer its source.

Adjective location Level 1020
urbanization

The process by which an increasing proportion of a population comes to live in towns and cities, often involving the growth and expansion of urban are...

Noun process_event Level 1020
westernmost

Farthest to the west; located at the greatest distance west within a particular area or group.

Adjective spatial_orientation Level 1020
accession

The act of gaining or attaining a position, rank, or office, especially becoming a monarch.

Noun process_event Level 1030
aftermath

The consequences or results that follow a significant, usually unpleasant event.

Noun process_event Level 1030
allegiance

Loyalty or commitment to a person, group, organization, cause, or country, especially a relationship involving support and obedience.

Noun concept_idea Level 1030
ambassador

A high-ranking diplomat who officially represents a country in another country, usually as the head of its embassy.

Noun occupation Level 1030
apartheid

A former official policy and system of racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa, in force from 1948 until the early 1990s.

Noun social_institution Level 1030
archaeology

The scientific study of past human societies through the excavation and analysis of their buildings, tools, artifacts, and other physical remains.

Noun knowledge_domain Level 1030
archives

Collections of historical documents, records, or other materials preserved for research or reference.

Noun collection_things Level 1030
aristocracy

A privileged hereditary ruling class, especially the highest social class consisting of nobles.

Noun social_institution Level 1030
assistant

A person who helps someone with their work, duties, or needs.

Noun occupation Level 1030
autobiography

A book or other written account of a person's life, written by that person.

Noun artwork_artifact Level 1030
born

Brought into existence by birth; having been born.

Adjective biological_type Level 1030
bureaucracy

A system of government or administration in which decisions are made by state officials according to established rules and procedures.

Noun social_institution Level 1030