affluent - Most towns have private schools for the children of ... families., chaotic - It gets very ... in the shop during the weeks before Christmas., compact - PDF files are very ..., so they download quickly., congestion - The government brought in controls on car use to try and ease ...., run-down - It’s a bit more ... where I live, but at least it’s more lively., secure - A child should always feel safe and ... in the home., spotlessly - Her shirt was old but ... clean., sprawl - The city has seen population growth and considerable urban ...., vibrant - The children ran around all afternoon, ... and full of life., well-run - We stayed in a very ... hotel in the city centre., buzzing - The club was still ... at 3 in the morning., choked - Two of the prisoners ... to death on the toxic smoke., condemned - These buildings should all be ... and rebuilt., conspicuous consumption - ...used to be regarded as acceptable behaviour but nowadays most people don’t approve of it., crawl - Traffic was moving at a ... through the Blackwall Tunnel., fumes - He was overcome by ... ., insanely - Game of Thrones was an ... popular series., littered - The entrance to the station was ... with fast food containers., mugged - He was ... on his way home from work., scene - I was very active in the club ... when I lived in London.,

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