bordering (Meaning)

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bordering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Border

The quaint village had a river bordering its eastern edge, lending it a picturesque charm.
Our hotel room had a balcony with a stunning view of the mountains bordering the horizon.
The national park was filled with lush forests bordering pristine lakes, creating an idyllic setting for outdoor adventures.
The garden was filled with vibrant flowers bordering neatly trimmed pathways.
Our property was located in a suburban neighborhood bordering the bustling city center.
The ancient ruins stood on a cliff edge, bordering the vast expanse of the ocean.
The quaint town was nestled in a valley bordering towering mountains on all sides.
The hiking trail wound through dense forests bordering majestic waterfalls.
The country's northern bordering regions experienced heavy snowfall during the winter months.
The ranch was situated on vast plains bordering rolling hills, providing ample grazing land for livestock.

of Border

adjoining, neighboring,adjacent, contiguous, close, near, verging, abutting,closest, joining

remote, noncontiguous, separate, farthest, removed, unconnected, single, detached, far, unattached

The quaint village had a river bordering its eastern edge, lending it a picturesque charm.

Our hotel room had a balcony with a stunning view of the mountains bordering the horizon.

The national park was filled with lush forests bordering pristine lakes, creating an idyllic setting for outdoor adventures.

The garden was filled with vibrant flowers bordering neatly trimmed pathways.