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emborder Antonyms

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Meaning of emborder

Webster

To furnish or adorn with a border; to imborder.

The seamstress meticulously embroidered intricate patterns onto the edges of the sheer fabric, creating a stunning border.
The garden's perimeter was embordered with a variety of colorful flowers, adding a vibrant touch to the landscape.
The old map displayed the kingdom's boundaries embordered by swirling lines, each representing a territory.
The artist embordered the canvas with a series of small, textured brushstrokes, emphasizing the depth and dimension of the artwork.
In the bustling market, merchants embordered their stalls with vibrant banners and flags, attracting customers with their eye-catching displays.
The photographer embordered the edges of his prints with a delicate line of gold leaf, giving them a touch of elegance and sophistication.
The chef embordered the plate with edible flowers and herbs, creating a visually stunning presentation that tantalized the senses.
The handwritten letter was embordered with a beautiful wax seal, adding a personal and elegant touch to the correspondence.
Embordered by towering mountains, the valley stretched out before them, its lush greenery and sparkling river providing a breathtaking vista.
The grand tapestry embordered the walls of the stately ballroom, depicting scenes from mythology and history in intricate detail.

To furnish or adorn with a border; to imborder.

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The seamstress meticulously embroidered intricate patterns onto the edges of the sheer fabric, creating a stunning border.

The garden's perimeter was embordered with a variety of colorful flowers, adding a vibrant touch to the landscape.

The old map displayed the kingdom's boundaries embordered by swirling lines, each representing a territory.

The artist embordered the canvas with a series of small, textured brushstrokes, emphasizing the depth and dimension of the artwork.