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ringed

adjective as in annular

adjective as in surrounded

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Meanwhile, East Jerusalem, which Palestinians regard as their capital, has been ringed with Jewish settlements, gradually cutting off the city from the West Bank.

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But her eyes are ringed with the suggestion of tears and dejection.

For all the wrong reasons, 1 August had been ringed on international policymakers' calendars.

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Ms Deamer said the bird is not ringed and they "cannot give it away as it is not our bird".

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The crossing itself is ringed by jagged, barren mountains and, along the river's edge, by a narrow strip of lurid green farmland.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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