Robust Vocabulary Lesson 9 Smokejumpers.

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Robust Vocabulary Lesson 9 Smokejumpers

Extent The extent of something is the size of the area it covers.

Hampered If you have been hampered, something has made it difficult for you to accomplish what you had wanted to.

altitude A landform’s altitude is its height above sea level.

equipped When you have been equipped with something, it has been provided to you

reserve A reserve supply of something has been set aside for a special purpose.

rely When you rely on something, you trust that it will be there when you need it.

overshadowed Something that is overshadowed by something else is viewed as less successful, less important, or less impressive than what it is being compared to.