bordered
/ˈbɔrdərd/
verb
- Past tense of border: to form a line along the edge of something.
- A white picket fence bordered the front yard.
- The river bordered the entire eastern side of the farm.
- Tall pine trees bordered the hiking trail.
- Past tense of border: to be next to or share a boundary with another place.
- Their land bordered the national park.
- Canada bordered the northern part of the United States.
- The small town bordered a large lake.
adjective
- Having a decorative or protective edge around the outside.
- She wore a beautiful bordered scarf with floral patterns.
- We bought a bordered rug for the living room entrance.
- The bordered tablecloth added elegance to the dining room.
- Having a boundary or edge formed by something (e.g., a country, a road, a river).
- The bordered path led us through the forest.
- Our property is bordered by a tall wooden fence.
- The bordered fields stretched all the way to the horizon.
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