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Border (Noun)

Meaning 1

A strip forming the outer edge of something; "the rug had a wide blue border".

Classification

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

Examples

  • The picture frame had a intricate gold border that complemented the colors in the painting.
  • The garden bed had a decorative stone border that separated it from the lawn.
  • The quilt had a beautiful hand-stitched border that added to its charm.
  • The page had a fancy border of interlocking flowers that made it look like a work of art.
  • The wall was painted with a bold red border at the top that added a pop of color to the room.

Hyponyms

  • Selvedge

Related Words

  • Border (verb)

Meaning 2

The boundary of a surface.

Classification

Nouns denoting spatial position.

Examples

  • The border of the rug was starting to fray from years of heavy foot traffic.
  • The frame added a decorative border to the plain white picture.
  • A wide border of intricate lace edged the delicate tablecloth.
  • The border of the garden was marked with a low stone wall and a row of shrubs.
  • The map clearly showed the border of the national forest, distinguishing it from the surrounding private lands.

Synonyms

  • Edge

Hypernyms

  • Bounds
  • Boundary

Hyponyms

  • Limb
  • Brink

Related Words

  • Border (verb)

Meaning 3

The boundary line or the area immediately inside the boundary.

Classification

Nouns denoting two and three dimensional shapes.

Examples

  • The country secured its border with a high wall and barbed wire.
  • Tourists often forget to obtain necessary visas before crossing the national border.
  • A scenic hiking trail runs along the border of the National Park.
  • She stood at the border of the two countries, feeling a mix of emotions about her journey.
  • The border between the two farms was difficult to discern due to the lack of clear signage.

Synonyms

  • Perimeter
  • Margin

Hypernyms

  • Bound
  • Boundary

Hyponyms

  • Lip

Related Words

  • Border (verb)

Meaning 4

A decorative recessed or relieved surface on an edge.

Classification

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

Examples

  • The antique frame had a delicate border of intertwined flowers carved into its mahogany surface.
  • The room's original hardwood floor was made more beautiful by a subtle border of darker wood that added color and texture.
  • The architect designed a broad border of windows around the top of the high-rise building to allow for stunning city views.
  • A stunning border of mother-of-pearl inlay added an irrepressible touch of glamour to the diamond-encrusted locket.
  • A geometric border of terracotta and turquoise tiles surrounded the hearth and added warmth to the quiet study.

Synonyms

  • Moulding
  • Molding

Hypernyms

  • Edge

Meaning 5

A line that indicates a boundary.

Classification

Nouns denoting spatial position.

Examples

  • The Rio Grande forms the border between the United States and Mexico.
  • The farmer carefully marked the border of his property with a fence.
  • The scenic hiking trail followed the natural border of the forest.
  • The two countries share a long and complex border with multiple crossings.
  • The map clearly showed the border between the two warring nations.

Synonyms

  • Boundary Line
  • Borderline
  • Delimitation
  • Mete

Hypernyms

  • Bounds
  • Boundary

Hyponyms

  • Property Line
  • Fence Line
  • State Line
  • Circumference

Related Words

  • Border (verb)
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