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City Challenges

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  • A border or limit
    Boundary
  • Dependence on or trust in someone or something
    Reliance
  • To think of something a certain way; the way you understand it
    Perceive
  • Having the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or phrase in the same language
    Synonymous
  • To put an end to something
    Eradicate
  • Make full use and derive benefit from a source for selfish gain
    Exploiting
  • The process of obtaining the necessary nourishment for health and growth
    Nutrition
  • A person or thing holding a position or perfomring a function that corresponds to that of another person or thing in a place
    Counterpart
  • Lack of consistency or fixed pattern; liability to change
    Variability
  • Expect smn or smth to be smaller or less important or less powerful than it actually is
    Underestimate
  • Animals that eat a variety of of plant and animal based foods
    Omnivore
  • An animals that hunts other animals for food
    Predator
  • A large spread of food; people pay a predetermined amount to eat as much of the food as they want
    Buffet
  • Something used to lure (typically animals) into a trap
    Bait
  • The state of being prepared for something
    Readiness
  • To adopt or accept an idea enthusiastically
    Embrace
  • A limit or a restriction
    Constraints
  • Skilled at getting what one wants; clever and quick-witted
    Crafty
  • Doing something in the same way; in every case or on every occasion
    Consistently
  • A supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence that is yet to be proved
    Hypothesis
  • The natural home of a plant or animal species
    Habitat
  • An animal that sleeps through winter to make it through the cold season
    Hibernate
  • To reduce the extent of something
    Minimize
  • To originate or be caused by something
    Stem from
  • A person or animal that is small, fiery, and full of energy
    Feisty
  • An empty space inside of something
    Hollow
  • Refers to how people or animals think and process information in their brains
    Cognition
  • That it is based on what people say, not on science or data
    Anecdotal evidence
  • Protective of the space one lives in
    Territorial
  • A change to an opposite direction, position, or course of action
    Reversal