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ref·uge [ˈrefju:ʤ] SUST.

1. refuge (secure place):

refuge
refuge
women's refuge
to take refuge in sth

2. refuge (from reality):

to seek refuge in sth
to take refuge in sth

wom·en's ˈref·uge SUST. ingl. brit. ingl. austr., wom·en's ˈshel·ter SUST.

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Most of the wildlife refuge is made up of reclaimed agricultural land.
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It contains the remains of several important structures: places of worship (heiau), places of refuge (pu uhonua), and sites related to royal births.
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Survey parties began establishing ranges and triangulation signals on visible peaks and establishing a typhoon refuge at each end of the area.
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Only the men of the village remained to fight, while the women, children, and bishop took refuge in a nearby cave.
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The ground started shaking and people rushed outside to seek refuge.
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The fortress included palace quarters for the king and his family, in the event that they needed to take refuge within its walls.
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Up to 115 people, including women and children, were forced to seek refuge in a local church hall after being attacked.
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One can sleep in a tent near the refuge, but it is not permitted to pitch tents along the trail.
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The refuge is open from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset year-round.
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There are 38mi km of river and over 25mi km of streams and creeks within the refuge boundaries.
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