Definition of Oasis
oasis (noun) - a fertile tract in a desert (where the water table approaches the surface)
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How can oasis be used in a sentence?
It's an "oasis" compared to Crawford... rbdwiggins
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nullCotton Gardens playground: Urban "oasis" under threat
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nullThe oasis is also within Bangkok's best shopping district.
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nullA new kind of oasis is forming in the middle of the desert.
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nullWhat I have called the oasis of repose was no longer viable.
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nullMonday: "Rev. Steele lauds 'oasis' of his loyal congregation"
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nullExcept my image of our oasis, which is just slightly tarnished.
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nullThat is to say Oxford is just this kind of oasis of civilization.
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nullSoon, a renewable-energy "oasis" to bring green living to the desert
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nullSoon, a Renewable-energy Green "oasis" to Bring Habitat to the Desert
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nullAnd the oasis is a forest of sumptuous splendour, wherein grow bananas
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nullPlus Key West: still the gay and lesbian oasis is also in her district.
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nullThe Hebrew word used here for "oasis" is actually the same as the word for "eye."
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nullAn oasis is exposed to the drifting sands of the desert and to robbers and wild beasts.
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nullHe filled the property with an amusement park, a private zoo, and dubbed the oasis Neverland.
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nullA flier from the Siwa Tourist Office dubs the oasis "the world's first and oldest tourist destination."
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nullThere is one, in particular, which I visit frequently and which I call the "oasis" in the desert of humanity
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nullThe spot was an oasis in a desert of leaves, -- if the name oasis can be given to anything so rude and harsh.
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nullYour beautiful oasis is something I use to learn and to keep me awake regarding the issues you like to write about.
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nullThey were saying that the oasis was a holy garden of Allah that had been desecrated by handmaidens of the great Western Satan.
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nullTo most people the word "oasis" evokes palms and sand; but though Morocco possesses many oases it has no pure sand and few palms.
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nullBut what strikes me about all of this tumult here in our little Hollywood oasis is that for me it was actual life happening, actual community.
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null-- 'oasis' -- as if this were a brief halt for refreshments and a breathing-spell, and that presently you must wander forth into the desert again.
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nullThis green oasis is not typical for the architecture in Brazil, but resembles that which you can find in the Scandinavian countries. - via DagenDesign
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nullIt is for all of these reasons that the Hudson River School of landscape painting forms a kind of oasis of repose in the history of American cultural life.
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nullThe six weeks by the sea seemed a kind of oasis between the anxious period of the war that was past and gone, and the new epoch that stretched ahead in the future.
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nullThe oasis was the vision of Anderson-Beyah's late husband, McKinley Hightower Beyah, an urban-agriculture activist who grew up in Jamaica and attended PS 40 as a child.
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nullIt was easier to achieve distinction as a titled oasis in the social desert that London had become than it had been to obtain recognition as a new growth in a rather overcrowded field.
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nullI suppose you could say I was a tiny bit sad yesterday when I found out that my little oasis is being ripped up and is going to be replaced by a 103 story, 7000 unit condominium complex.
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nullIn the middle of this plain is the oasis of birdcherries and greenery where I spend my happy days, and in the middle of the oasis is the gray stone house with many gables where I pass my reluctant nights.
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nullIn the places where young men and women are allowed to meet, considered an "oasis" by the less conservative youth, the police are quick to interrogate mixed couples suspected of not being married or engaged.
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nullFor Frankie Rosa, 22, who grew up in East Boston, the possibility of staying at what he describes as my oasis'' at Bridge Over Troubled Waters would be a big improvement over the city shelters where he bunks at night.
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nullWASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Giant U.S. phone companies AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. have been seen by anxious investors as a near-term oasis for their money, but an influential analyst says such a view might be a mirage.
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nullDulwich still has some of its fields and buttercups; the playing fields are a pleasant oasis which is the last vision of sunlight and grass for the traveller on the Chatham and Dover railway before plunging into the murk of the Penge tunnel.
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nullThis "oasis" is the result of one man by the name of Allan Schwarz: Architect, designer, forest ecologist, and steward of the land -- who singlehandedly set out to reverse the course of deforestation in his beloved forests that he grew up with as a boy.
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nullThe Los Angeles Art Show Opening Night proceeds benefit The Environmental Media Association, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Inner-City Arts, which is an educational "oasis" where professional artists teach children in a real studio environment.
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nullDisencumbering their pack-mules of all useless burdens and supplying themselves with water for two days, they pushed forward on their first stage which brought them on the evening of the second day to a kind of oasis in this desert where they found wood, water, and grass.
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nullFrom the polished concrete floors and two story vaulted ceiling and window walls in the open concept living area, Carrera marble counters and top of the line stainless appliances in the gourmet kitchen, twin master suites with full baths, no expense has been spared to make this home an aestheitic oasis from the ordinary.
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nullI've been staying here 24/7 with dozens of other supporters including the inspiring Julia Butterfly Hill (who is on her 17th day of a water fast as a prayer for the farm) and John Quigley (another forest defender and tree sitter) who are trying to secure permanent protection for this beautiful oasis which is the largest urban farm in the United States.
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Tips for Using oasis in a Sentence
You may have an easier time writing sentences with oasis if you know what words are likely to come before or after it, or simply what words are often found in the same sentence.
Frequent Predecessors
Words that often come before oasis in sentences. For example: "the oasis" or "an oasis"
- the
- an
- this
- of
- little
- green
- great
- and
- kharga
- small
Frequent Successors
Words that often come after oasis in sentences. For example: "oasis of" or "oasis in"
- of
- in
- .
- and
- is
- to
- for
- was
- on
- with
Associated Words
Words that aren't necessarily predecessors or successors, but are often found in the same sentence.
- beady
- oases
- blur
- noel
- radiohead
- liam
- ain
- desert
- sahara
- libya
Alternate Definitions
- oasis (noun) - originally, a fertile spot in the libyan desert where there is a spring or well and more or loss vegetation; now, any fertile tract in the midst of a waste: often used figuratively
- oasis (noun) - a fertile or green spot in a waste or desert, esp. in a sandy desert, where the water table approaches the surface
- oasis (noun) - any refuge from a prevailing stressful, unpleasant, or annoying situation
