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Meanings of bordered in English
Catalan
ribetejat Having a border especially of a specified kind; sometimes used as a combining term.
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Usage of bordered in English
1
Keenan's attention to his queen's every thought and action bordered on obsession.
2
It is in the centre of Africa and bordered by six countries.
3
Young spruce trees bordered the fence, with hedges growing up between them.
4
His lands bordered theirs; he could be only a few days away.
5
I immediately went to my own room and opened the black-bordered letter.
6
It bordered upon singing; another touch would send it rippling into song.
7
On one side it is bordered by the wall of the city.
8
It bordered Mystarria on the north, and thus was a strategic ally.
9
The underdeveloped region is bordered by China, Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Bhutan.
10
The river is very abundant in fish, and is bordered by meadows.
11
He found himself lost in a labyrinth of green and rose-bordered walks.
12
The moon path stretched to the horizon and was bordered by darkness.
13
Long, thin alleys bordered by low, grey houses surrounding noisy, crammed courtyards.
14
The valley of the Tapajos is bordered on both sides by bluffs.
15
The outermost circle is bordered by trees, which form a natural wall.
16
The Travelin' Show wagon creaked on, the road bordered by dense forest.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common