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cedar

Any of an Old World group of coniferous trees belonging to the pine family. The cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus libani) grows to great height and age in the mountains of Syria and Asia Minor. Of the historic forests on Mount Lebanon itself, only a few groups of trees remain. (Genus Cedrus, family Pinaceae.)

The name ‘cedar’ is also applied to species of several genera of other coniferous trees in several families – for example, some junipers, cypresses, and redwoods.



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Dunning raised his hand, motioning him back with a gesture of warning; then, lowering the arm, he pointed to the place where the road lost itself in the blackness of the cedar forest.
An old oak, lamenting when too late the destruction of his companions, said to a neighboring cedar, "The first step has lost us all.
She had been planning to look for a certain white wool shawl in the cedar chest near the east window.
 
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