earthquake
a significant and powerful seismic event
a powerful seismic event
a powerful seismic event
an earthquake that causes great destruction
an earthquake of low magnitude
a small earthquake with little impact
an earthquake that occurs beneath the sea
the size or strength of an earthquake
the point on the earth's surface directly above the origin of an earthquake
the point on the earth's surface directly above the origin of an earthquake
used to describe something happening during an earthquake event
to remain alive after an earthquake
for a building to resist the force of an earthquake without being destroyed
to cause an earthquake to start
to be the reason an earthquake happens (often used for man-made causes)
a person who has been harmed or killed in an earthquake
a person who has lived through an earthquake
the probability of harm from earthquakes in an area
the potential danger of earthquakes in an area
when an earthquake happens in a specific area
when an earthquake happens in a specific area, often suddenly
the earthquake caused something (e.g., a building) to move back and forth
when an earthquake happens (more formal)
to have a certain magnitude on a scale like the Richter scale