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Meanings of boundary (boundaries) in English
Dividing line between two areas or sets of points in a topological space; difference between the closure and the interior.
Synonyms
Examples for "frontier"
Examples for "frontier"
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As investors rush into frontier markets, analysts suggest careful selection among countries.
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This was the actual, and often quite grim, reality of the frontier.
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To us, the frontier markets are almost emerging markets, 10 years beforehand.
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The EU applies a single customs approach to the entire customs frontier.
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The frontier of to-day is on the plains and in the mountains.
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The evacuation order has left towns within the 20km perimeter almost deserted.
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Social media websites said that several rockets had hit the airport perimeter.
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The shots were fired from a public road outside a security perimeter.
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Emergency services set up a safety perimeter around both of the sites.
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Residents said a Grad rocket struck the airport perimeter late on Monday.
Usage of boundaries in English
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The attorney-general said members of government had to work within defined boundaries.
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These forces of change driving the future: Don't stop at national boundaries.
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However, Mr Gallavin said there were boundaries to freedom of speech too.
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But it was carried out exactly within the boundaries of physical law.
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Land, boundaries, workers and water have been among the points of contention.
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Every market has some rules and boundaries that restrict freedom of choice.
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Genetic science has come a long way and continues to push boundaries.
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Despite certain odds, economic success knows no racial, gender or religious boundaries.
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So leaders need to enable staff to work effectively across those boundaries.
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Those religious boundaries still survive in European society at the present day.
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When some electorate boundaries changed earlier this year, Nelson's were among them.
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The treaty set the boundaries that still divide Belgium from the Netherlands.
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Thus, establishing boundaries around what's an appropriate level of risk is important.
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The states' boundaries simply do not matter in this case, she warned.
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Still, Ehsani said, parents need to play a role in setting boundaries.
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That had set the boundaries quite nicely; at least she hoped so.
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Boundaries through the time
Boundaries across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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