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boundary

[boun-duh-ree, -dree] / ˈbaʊn də ri, -dri /


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The 37-year-old Kohli remained the hero with his 83rd ton across the three international formats after he raised his hundred with a boundary off Jansen and lifted his bat to a raucous home crowd.

From Barron's

"A text that is not about political boundaries in a modern sense became an instance of God's ordering of the world according to nation-states."

From Science Daily

Revealing a boundary as fragile as this paper-thin clay layer required painstaking work.

From Science Daily

Still, commercial pressures motivate shippers to push boundaries, raising the risk of accidents, oil spills or getting stuck in ice.

From The Wall Street Journal

A general licence is available that allows animals to cross the boundary if they are going directly to slaughter.

From BBC