concept   oasis
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • Desert cultures (1) • North America (1) • Northern Europe (1) • North Africa (1) • Saharan countries (1) • Saharan desert region (1) • Western Europe (1) • Inland countries (1) • Arid or desert regions (1) • Coastal countries (1) • Desert-dwelling cultures (1) • Donkey-rearing regions (1) • Flat landscapes (1) • Island nations (1) • Islands with abundant rainfall (1) • Northern regions (1) • Tropical rainforest regions (1) • Tuareg culture in the Sahara desert (1) • temperate region (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 oasis Desert cultures Oasis is a symbol of life and fertility in desert cultures, providing vital water and resources in arid environments. 9
2 oasis North America Oases in North America are viewed as exotic, luxurious, and rare destinations associated with relaxation and resorts. 4
3 oasis Northern Europe Northern Europeans consider oases to be rare, exotic paradises related to leisure and relaxation. 4
4 oasis North Africa Oases in North Africa are rare water sources in the desert and serve as resting places for travelers and support vegetation. 3
5 oasis Saharan countries Oases are essential water and vegetation sources in arid deserts, serving as gathering points for communities in Saharan countries. 3
6 oasis Saharan desert region Oases are vital for water, vegetation, and human settlement in the arid Saharan desert region. 3
7 oasis Western Europe Oasis in Western European culture is often depicted as a romanticized and luxurious place of relaxation and idyllic beauty in literature and art. 3
8 oasis Inland countries Oases are vital for providing water and vegetation in dry regions and are important for human settlement in inland countries. 2
9 oasis Arid or desert regions Oases are vital sources of water, vegetation, and shelter in arid regions, essential for the survival of communities and wildlife. 1
10 oasis Coastal countries Oases are not a significant feature in coastal countries, where freshwater sources and vegetation are more prevalent. 1
11 oasis Desert-dwelling cultures Oases are highly prized by desert-dwelling cultures as vital sources of water and vegetation. 1
12 oasis Donkey-rearing regions Oases in donkey-rearing regions are critical economic hubs and gathering places for trade and social interaction. 1
13 oasis Flat landscapes Oasis are not present and not essential for survival in flat landscapes with readily available water sources. 1
14 oasis Island nations Oases are common in island nations and are not as essential for survival or daily life. 1
15 oasis Islands with abundant rainfall Oases are not significant in cultures with abundant rainfall and vegetation. 1
16 oasis Northern regions Oases in Northern regions are considered picturesque and romantic and are often featured in literature and art. 1
17 oasis Tropical rainforest regions Oases are not significant in tropical rainforest regions due to abundant water and vegetation. 1
18 oasis Tuareg culture in the Sahara desert Oases are essential sources of water and vegetation for the Tuareg culture in the Sahara desert. 1
19 oasis temperate region Oases are rare in temperate regions where water sources are more evenly distributed. 1