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Meanings of bordering in English
Touching a thing without merging with it.
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Examples for "neighboring"
Examples for "neighboring"
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France had until now only struck Islamic State targets in neighboring Iraq.
2
Large majorities opposed all aspects of the U.S.-led war in neighboring Afghanistan.
3
We are working with neighboring countries if they will help, he said.
4
Migrants still arrive in Serbia, however, mainly from Turkey, via neighboring Bulgaria.
5
It accused government forces of arming local militias to attack neighboring communities.
1
Several large cities sell water onto almost 400 adjacent cities and towns.
2
They also passed different Russian checkpoints and entered the so-called adjacent areas.
3
Buckeye acquired fuel storage tanks adjacent to the port just weeks ago.
4
The radiation produced by the adjacent power core made Shaz feel queasy.
5
Sirmium and the adjacent country was in the hands of the Gepidae.
1
China must keep building up its deterrence capabilities against the contiguous US.
2
He came to the college and entered the church contiguous to it.
3
What we did in our legally contiguous space can be repeated elsewhere.
4
While the contiguous U.S. states have enjoyed warmer temperatures, Alaska has not.
5
But my attention was quickly turned from more remote, to contiguous danger.
1
People need to touch the facts, and nearness in time is contiguity.
2
Side by side contiguity one can understand, but not this other adjacence.
3
We compared these two sets of images with respect to quality and contiguity.
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As it was, the framers failed to appreciate the force of geographic contiguity.
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But physiologically and for the observer association by contiguity comes first.
1
Searching for a phrase PubMed does not perform adjacency searching.
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As if that kind of adjacency is problematic.
3
The expanding horizon of life required means to assimilate adjacency in the experience of continuous human self-constitution.
4
Yeah, I suppose the physical adjacency of the underlying transistors and capacitors that are holding that storage.
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Regardless of the type of adjacency, what is significant is the element that separates the immediate from the mediated.
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The collection of all tangency points is called the contract curve.
2
We can then conceive all the intricacies of tangency.
3
It is thus, for example, that vitality maintains a relation of momentary tangency to the physico-chemical structure.
4
In bringing the chisel into contact with the revolving surface, the mathematical principle of the "point of tangency" is illustrated.
5
To begin with, he could not decide whether, on their wedding day, there ever had been any real spiritual tangency between them.
1
The sign next to it read: Break glass in case of profit.
2
Brian stood next to them in knee-deep water and studied the problem.
3
The field of timothy; and next to it is the clover field.
4
The days where voraciously reading next to each other felt so good.
5
The areas were picked as significant waterways next to major dairying areas.
Usage of bordering in English
1
The road ran along the coast, the North Sea bordering the route.
2
Warning sirens were also heard in Israeli communities bordering Ben-Gurion International Airport.
3
It would focus on countries bordering Afghanistan, but others may also participate.
4
North and South Waziristan are major al-Qaida and Taliban strongholds bordering Afghanistan.
5
Hungary has declared a state of emergency in southern districts bordering Serbia.
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This restraint, bordering on introversion, has brought Bertie Ahern a long way.
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He lived in one of the counties bordering on the Ohio River.
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The Taliban are largely active in the south and east, bordering Pakistan.
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They walked in silence until they reached the boulevard bordering the ocean.
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But I was in a state of mind bordering on the irritable.
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Of the 10 licenses, three are in an offshore area bordering Russia.
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He had had a wretched childhood, the family always bordering on poverty.
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The Emperor continued his journey by the towns bordering on the Rhine.
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She sat up half the night in a state bordering on madness.
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Islamic State's Saharan affiliate is active in the Menaka region bordering Niger.
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Both attacks took place in Sungai Kolok, a thriving town bordering Malaysia.
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Bordering through the time
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