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refuge

[ref-yooj] / ˈrɛf yudʒ /


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“And yes, Mr. Pinkerton is an abolitionist. He is a friend to the slaves and offers refuge in his home here as they journey north to Canada, where they can live free.”

From Literature

The restriction of immigration law across Latin America has made it harder and harder for migrants to find refuge.

From Los Angeles Times

Within these refuges, jawed vertebrates appear to have held a crucial advantage.

From Science Daily

Beijing was also unhappy over India giving refuge to the Dalai Lama who had fled Tibet after the 1959 uprising.

From BBC

With a gleaming new facility, it’s a refuge for girls — but deeper needs remain.

From Los Angeles Times