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oasis

Definition for oasis

noun as in spring

Strong matches

fountain, well, wellspring

Weak match

watering hole

noun as in refuge

Strongest matches

haven, sanctuary

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Will Rogers State Historic Park, which has been closed since the Palisades fire ripped through it 10 months ago, will reopen to the public on Saturday, providing a sprawling green oasis in the devastated community.

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Around the tree's vast trunk and its dozen offshoots -- some named after his family members -- Abu Ali has cultivated a small oasis of calm.

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For years, the famed park has served as an urban oasis for thousands of Westlake residents hemmed in by concrete and asphalt.

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A short walk away is Legacy Park, an oasis of coastal prairies, bluffs and native woodlands.

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The building was praised for its "generous" homes, terracotta-paved hallways with benches and plants, and a water feature that gives the building the "sense of a woodland oasis".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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