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disrupt
stop something from working normally (neutral / formal)
The storm ~ed travel across the country.
Protests ~ed the event.
Loud noise can ~ classes.

seek
try to find or get something (neutral / formal)
Many people ~ help.
She ~s advice from her teacher.
They ~ a better life abroad.

refugee
a person who leaves their country because of war or danger (neutral / formal)
The country accepted many ~s.
~s need protection and support.
She became a ~ after the conflict.

civil war
a war between groups within the same country (neutral / formal)
The ~ lasted many years.
People fled because of the ~.
The ~ destroyed many cities.

heal
become healthy again after an injury or illness (neutral)
The cut will ~ in a few days.
It takes time to ~ after surgery.
Broken bones need time to ~.

low-resource countries
countries with limited money, equipment, or services (neutral / formal)
Many charities work in ~.
Hospitals in ~ lack supplies.
Education is harder in ~.

significant contributions
important help or achievements that make a real difference (neutral / formal)
Volunteers made ~ to the project.
Migrants often make ~ to society.
Her work led to ~.

wealth
a large amount of money or valuable things (neutral / formal)
The country's ~ comes from oil.
He built his ~ over many years.
There is a big gap between ~ and poverty.

boost
increase or improve something (neutral / informal)
The plan will ~ the economy.
Exercise can ~ your mood.
The news ~ed his confidence.

seek refuge
go to a place to be safe from danger (neutral / formal)
Families ~ from the fighting.
Many people ~ in neighbouring countries.
They ~ wherever they could.

whilst
at the same time as; during (neutral / formal)
She was listening to music ~ doing her homework.
He smiled ~ he spoke.
~ we waited, it started to rain.

a variety of
many different kinds of something (neutral)
The shop sells ~ products.
We tried ~ foods.
She teaches ~ subjects.

charity
an organisation that helps people in need (neutral)
She works for a ~.
We gave money to a local ~.
The event raised funds for ~.
