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Meanings of marginality in English

The property of being marginal or on the fringes.

Antonyms
Examples for "centrality"
Examples for "centrality"
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However, energy's centrality to our infrastructure growth story has perhaps been overlooked.
The Guardian
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As betweenness centrality increased, leaders reported greater number of conversations about GBV.
Pubmed
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At the cluster level, eigenvector centrality group patterns were similar to DC.
Pubmed
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S. Neubauer was the top-ranking author with regard to the betweenness centrality.
Pubmed
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The majority of the essays emphasized the centrality of the doctor-patient relationship.
Pubmed
Usage of marginality in English
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The US's marginality was evident in the December 13 ceasefire announcement.
The South African
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Let me go further on why you must erase the marginality of SE St Ann.
Jamaica Observer
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Horses have declined precipitously from their maximal mid-Tertiary abundance to modern marginality in both place and number.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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It was this realisation of his marginality that led Epstein away from a conventional career path into pop management.
The Guardian
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His air of marginality,-heightenedby a grey moustache and goatee a la Napoleon Third,-vanishedinstantly; he became hospitable, ingratiating.
A Far Country — Complete
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The only thing lifting Hungary from its marginality is the deadly danger radiating from the former Carmelite Monastery overlooking Budapest.
The Irish Times
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It gives them perspective on their position of marginality, both in their community and in relation to the rest of the city.
The Guardian
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The British people were urged, instead, to trust their own common sense and put their faith in those who defined themselves by their political marginality.
The South African
Marginality through the time