Refuge is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFUGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to give or take shelter
• To shelter; to protect.
• take refuge or give refuge to
NOUN:
• the state of being safe or sheltered from pursuit, danger, or difficulty
• a place or situation providing safety or shelter
• an institution providing safe accommodation for women who have suffered violence from a spouse or partner.
• a traffic island.
• (source of) shelter or protection
• Shelter or protection from danger or distress.
• That which shelters or protects from danger, or from distress or calamity; a stronghold which protects by its strength, or a sanctuary which secures safety by its sacredness; a place inaccessible to an enemy.
• An expedient to secure protection or defense; a device or contrivance.
• a safe place
• something or someone turned to for assistance or security
• a shelter from danger or hardship
• act of turning to for assistance

Words related to REFUGE

refuged12 refuges11 refuging13

Words that contain REFUGE

refuged12 refugee11 refuges11 refugees12 refugeeism16 refugeeisms17

How to use REFUGE in a sentence

• And she had heard none that did come to her, in any time since she had escaped out of the Lost Refuge into this dreadful Land.
• Katherine took refuge in silence, going out of the store as soon as she could, and hurrying away to bed, because of the needs of the next day.
• His vessel was the only refuge for the rest of his life, and he must resort to it like the great criminals of other centuries who had taken refuge in the isolation of monasteries.
• That night the hounds were out, and there was little sleep in the refuge.
• We find, also that provision was made for them in the cities of refuge.
• Free Soil Fugitive Law Territory of Refuge TREATMENT DISCUSSED.
• Tradition told us that they were for refuge from the Indians.
• Philip, Archduke of Austria, son of the Emperor Maximilian, being on a voyage to Spain, was obliged by the fury of a sudden tempest, to take refuge in the harbour of Weymouth.
• I wriggled myself quickly to the top of the being, or object, half out of the water, which served us for a refuge.
• Fearful of arrest and imprisonment, and burning with that spirit of revenge which is ever strongest in weakest minds, he took refuge in the house of the British ambassador, Mr.
• Mary was again a fugitive, and her followers strongly urged her to take refuge in France.
• It sailed again, and again took refuge at Macan, whence they tried to make the voyage for the third time.
• Benjamin, you look like the refuge of the afflicted.
• Toward the close of evening Emily left the railway terminus for the place of residence in which loss of fortune had compelled her aunt to take refuge.
• He has to take to the mountains for refuge, and there he remains, tended by Lydia and Colomba, until news of his pardon comes.
• How glorious, how comfortable in reflection, will it be, to have prepared a refuge for him in case of a reverse.
• Your actions merely confirm my belief that Le Gaire sought refuge in this building.
• The widow of the elder son went to the same place of refuge.
• Flying from Don Pedro the Cruel, he had taken refuge in Avignon, where lived exiles even more illustrious than himself.
• The young widows, fearing that they might be forced to obey, took refuge in the church of St.
• Before dawn they took refuge in a shed behind a house whose stately lines were marred by the marks of bombardment.
• Vallery were obliged to quit their original monastery and take refuge elsewhere.
• It is enough for me that we are your very good friends, and that in trouble, you have found us a refuge.

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