borderland
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dərˌlænd
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| —n | |
| 1. | land located on or near a frontier or boundary |
| 2. | an indeterminate region: the borderland between intellect and intelligence |
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Borderland
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Example sentences
Molecular melodies still lie somewhere in the uneasy borderland between the arts and science.
In certain parts of that murky borderland, the soldiers on night patrols often leave behind evidence of their presence.
The area's topography made it a near-impenetrable borderland for an army of any size.
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