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1.
fault
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Lesser shock after the main shock of an earthquake. |
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2. warning
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An instrument that records direction, intensity, and duration of earthquakes. |
| 3.
seismograph |
To an extreme degree. |
| 4.
tsunami |
The great size of something.
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| 5.
earthquake
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A rock formation with a fracture in it.
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| 6.
trough |
A long, narrow area that moves water from one place to another. |
| 7.
aftershock |
An intense wavelike movement. |
| 8.
surge |
A narrow and long extension of the sea that has steep cliffs as it's borders. |
| 9.
epicenter |
The highest point on a summit, mountain etc. |
| 10.
crest |
The act of providing notice or caution. |
| 11.
intensity |
A catastrophic event, often resulting in loss of life and property.
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| 12.
disaster |
Intense vibrations that occur in the earth's crust. |
| 14.
magnitude |
A massive sea wave brought on by an undersea volcanic eruption or seaquake. |
| 13.
fjord |
A large overflow or flow of water that often occurs on land. |
| 15.
flooding |
The main area where activity occurs. |