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forest

[fawr-ist, for-] / ˈfɔr ɪst, ˈfɒr- /


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Already, German tanks and armored personnel carriers, emblazoned with the military’s black Iron Cross insignia, are training in Lithuania’s Rudninkai forest close to the border with Belarus, Russia’s closest ally.

From The Wall Street Journal

They "used to go to places and bring back plants from areas where those forests are no longer there", making those replanted at the Kyiv garden susceptible to "irrecoverable losses".

From Barron's

These sites included forests with very different mixes of bird species.

From Science Daily

But home for Allun was the colored tents of the Travelers, the smell of campfires burning in the night, open plains, forests, and winding roads that seemed to have no ending.

From Literature

She was in a dark forest and called out to him, but he always woke up before he understood what she was saying.

From Literature