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Meanings of demarcation in English
Usage of demarcation in English
1
Santilli said budget cuts to FUNAI had also affected its demarcation work.
2
Production at Coolock stopped yesterday morning because of an unofficial demarcation dispute.
3
A strict line of demarcation separated the nobles from the common people.
4
The literary line of demarcation is not identical with the chronological one.
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There was no hint of patronage, no suggestion of any social demarcation.
6
This line of demarcation would bisect the present colony of South Australia.
7
The demarcation between her job and his had never seemed more vivid.
8
Close up, Jolober could see a line of demarcation in his scalp.
9
There was no distinct line of demarcation, however, between the two parties.
10
There should be a demarcation between them, a tide mark or limit.
11
Who can draw a strict line of demarcation between mind and body?
12
There is no clear border demarcation between Iran and Iraq at Ahmed Awa.
13
The distribution of oil revenues and border demarcation remain contentious issues.
14
The phones are used to communicate between people separated by the demarcation line.
15
As for the demarcation of a year, Things actually get worse.
16
The constitution provides for the demarcation of indigenous lands, for education.
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Translations for demarcation
Portuguese
Demarcation through the time
Demarcation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common