border (on) (Meaning)

border (on)

to be very like (something), to have a border on (something)

The border on the map clearly defined the boundary between the two countries.
The garden bordered on a dense forest, blurring the edge between man-made and natural.
The painting had a thin, golden border that enhanced its beauty.
The border patrol officers vigilantly monitored the border on to prevent illegal crossings.
The lake bordered on a quaint village, offering scenic views to its residents.
The bridge spanned across the river, connecting two towns that bordered on each other.
The city's outskirts bordered on a vast farmland, providing a serene escape from the urban bustle.
The border on the document marked the area where signatures were required.
The precious vase had an intricate floral border that seemed to dance around its rim.
The coastline bordered on the ocean, creating a picturesque panorama of land and sea.

to be very like (something), to have a border on (something)

touch (on), verge (on), trench (on), seem, resemble,suggest, stack up (against or with),approach, compare (with), approximate

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The border on the map clearly defined the boundary between the two countries.

The garden bordered on a dense forest, blurring the edge between man-made and natural.

The painting had a thin, golden border that enhanced its beauty.

The border patrol officers vigilantly monitored the border on to prevent illegal crossings.