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Meanings of fringe in English
Usage of fringe in English
1
Secondly, I'd seen Ken Campbell perform at the Edinburgh fringe one year.
2
The main group disavows this fringe element but actually directs its actions.
3
For instance, Kendall Jenner's baby-curled fringe in the new issue of Love.
4
In much of the south, Labour is in effect a fringe party.
5
Across the fringe, the demands kept coming: What about a flat-rate tax?
6
A mass of light occurred beyond a fringe of trees up ahead.
7
The first was a fringe of mangrove forest; the other lofty mountains.
8
The other source of rumours that worried Spoonley was fringe political leaders.
9
We're so used to being marginal characters on the fringe of society.
10
But if it's a problem at the fringe it can be solved.
11
Sebastien Raines was active in a number of radical fringe separatist groups.
12
There are also fringe benefits, such as childcare help and travel allowances.
13
The people on the fringe of the swaying thousands begin a retreat.
14
They had reached the fringe of the wood when the challenge came.
15
Everyone I see is young-notmany adults in the fringe, I guess.
16
I see the flickering of camp-fires and the palm-fringe of an oasis.
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Fringe across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
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