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borderland

noun (a borderland, borderlands)

«borderland» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. The land near a border between two countries or regions. tree →
  2. A state or area between two things that is not clearly one or the other. tree →

In the lessons

In history and geography, borderlands such as the Scottish Borders were places of raids and battles. In stories, a borderland is wild and dangerous. As an idea: «the borderland between sleep and waking».

Examples

  • Raiders crossed the borderlands between England and Scotland. tree →
  • The borderland was full of castles. tree →
  • The village lies in the borderland between two countries. tree →
  • Dreams happen in the borderland between sleep and waking. tree →
  • Many languages are spoken in the borderlands. tree →
  • The road is dangerous even near here, and this is not yet the borderland of the Caucasus. tree →

Note

Often plural: the borderlands. Similar: frontier, border region.

On Mova

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