borderland
/ˈbɔːrdərlænd/
noun
- An area of land near or on a border between two countries or regions.
- They built a small village in the borderland where cultures mixed.
- Smugglers often operated in the remote borderland.
- The borderland between the two nations was a peaceful farming region.
- A vague or intermediate state or area between two conditions or categories.
- Adolescence is a borderland between childhood and adulthood.
- The artist worked in the borderland between painting and sculpture.
- The concept exists in the borderland of science and philosophy.
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