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APPROACH is as you are coming closer and closer,
eg, the boat is approaching the dock.  It is not there yet, but it is coming closer and closer.

COME is just a more general word, you are going from some other place to 'here'
eg, he is coming to visit us this evening
(come can be used also for going somewhere with others
eg come with us on our trip, come with me to the store)

REACH, GET(to a destination), and ARRIVE are very similar, they imply you made it to the final destination.  I reached my goal, I arrived home, I finally got there.

REACH implies you were farther away and you finally reached the destination.  Often it is used in a context where there were difficulties in the way.  But not necessarily.  It implies the goal is achieved, you reached your destination.
eg  Despite the storm on the sea we reached the shore safe and sound.

GET (to a destination) means you made it there, you arrived.
I got home at 10

ARRIVE means you got there.  It is used also in a context of transportation, like planes, buses, trains.
eg I arrived at 10 / The bus is scheduled to arrive at 10

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words that end in ion

production

commission

television

population

protection

discussion

generation

collection

foundation

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10-letter words that end in ation

population

generation

foundation

obligation

reputation

innovation

regulation

limitation

indication

federation

separation

automation

invitation

recreation

occupation

dedication

motivation

navigation

simulation

liberation

delegation

adaptation

medication

nomination

initiation

revelation

relaxation

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words that end in ance

insurance

assurance

allowance

substance

relevance

clearance

tolerance

dominance

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words that end in ance

insurance

assurance

allowance

substance

relevance

clearance

tolerance

dominance

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words that end in ment

movement

document

argument

judgment

shipment

basement

pavement

monument

fragment

regiment

sediment

ligament

ornament

tenement

armament

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Absence = when something is physically not there, and usually used when it should be there

"The absence of any antibodies in his body lead to his eventual death."

Lack = when something may be there, but want more of to be closer to excellent

"His lack of confidence showed during his speech."

Shortage = usually when the minimum requirement/amount needed for something to work/survival is not met

"There was a shortage of water supply, so we had to drink less daily."

Loss = used when there is a negative feeling when something that you once had is no longer there

"The loss of their puppy devestated the family."

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Succeed means to do well or to get a desired outcome.
Desired outcomes can be good or bad:
I will succeed in getting my college degree.
OR
I will succeed in ruining this wedding.

Achieve means to reach or retain a goal, reach a certain skill level or retain an object.

Accomplish is similar to achieve. It means to complete something. Such as completeing a goal or project.

Manage means to get by. Carry on, survive.
Example: I have to lift very heavy things at work but I can manage.

Meaning that even though they are very heavy you will still do your job.

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Coast:
land next to the ocean

Shore:
land along the edge of an ocean, lake - a little more accurate than coast (generally the few meters of land right next to the water)

Beach:
the land above the water line at a shore of a body of water, marked by an area of sand, rock or pebbles that have been brought there by the tide or waves. Usually used with the ocean. Thought of as an area to sunbathe, swim, generally have fun - rather than a strictly geographical location.

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What exactly is weather?

More specifically, weather is the mix of events that happen each day in our atmosphere. Even though there’s only one atmosphere on Earth, the weather isn’t the same all around the world. Weather is different in different parts of the world and changes over minutes, hours, days, and weeks.

Most weather happens in the part of Earth’s atmosphere that is closest to the ground—called the troposphere. And, there are many different factors that can change the atmosphere in a certain area like air pressure, temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, and lots of other things. Together, they determine what the weather is like at a given time and location.

What exactly is climate?

Whereas weather refers to short-term changes in the atmosphere, climate describes what the weather is like over a long period of time in a specific area. Different regions can have different climates. To describe the climate of a place, we might say what the temperatures are like during different seasons, how windy it usually is, or how much rain or snow typically falls.

When scientists talk about climate, they're often looking at averages of precipitation, temperature, humidity, sunshine, wind, and other measures of weather that occur over a long period in a particular place. In some instances, they might look at these averages over 30 years. And, we refer to these three-decade averages of weather observations as Climate Normals.

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Weather Vocabulary Words List

Sun

Bright – The weather was bright and sunny.

Blazing – The sun was blazing down that afternoon.

Sunlight – I was dazzled by the sunlight.

Sunshine – It was a cool day with fitful sunshine.

Rain

Drizzling– It’s been drizzling all day.

Pouring – It was absolutely pouring with rain.

Raining – It is raining cats and dogs.

Lashing – The rain was lashing the windows.

Clouds

Cloudy – It was so cloudy that the top of the mountain was invisible.

Gloomy – It was a wet and gloomy day.

Foggy – It was foggy and the sun shone feebly through the murk.

Overcast – The sky was soon overcast.

Clear – His visit came out of a clear sky.

Fog

Mist – The sun will evaporate the mist.

Haze – The sun was surrounded by a golden haze.

Dense fog – The airport was closed in by the dense fog.

Patchy fog – Drizzle and patchy fog are forecast.

Snow

Snowfall – There was very little snowfall last year.

Sleet – The rain was turning to sleet.

Snowstorm – The snowstorm will last till tomorrow afternoon.

Snowflake – A single snowflake landed on her nose.

Blizzard – Eleanor arrived in the midst of a blizzard.

Wind

Breeze – A cold breeze was blowing hard.

Blustery – The day was cold and blustery.

Windy – It was windy and Jake felt cold.

Windstorm – The sea was choppy today because of the windstorm.

Hurricane – A hurricane hit the city yesterday at 5 p.m.

Temperature

Hot – The weather was hot, without a breath of wind.

Warm – It is nice and warm today.

Cool – It was a lovely cool evening.

Cold – The cold weather exhilarate d the walkers.

Freezing – It is freezing cold now.

Natural Disasters

Landslide – The railroad was blocked by a landslide.

Avalanche – They were killed by an avalanche in the Swiss Alps.

Storm – The weather forecast is for severe storms tonight.

Drought – They are preparing against a drought.

Earthquake – We had an awful earthquake last week.