curbing (Meaning)

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curbing (n)

an edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)

The city council invested in new curbing along Main Street to enhance pedestrian safety.
The landscaping project involved installing decorative curbing to define garden beds and pathways.
The construction crew worked diligently to lay down curbing along the roadside to prevent erosion.
The homeowner painted the curbing in front of their house to match the exterior color scheme.
As part of the road renovation, workers replaced damaged curbing to improve the overall appearance of the neighborhood.
The shopping center added curbing to the parking lot to guide vehicles and prevent damage to landscaped areas.
The urban planner proposed incorporating green curbing to promote sustainability and reduce heat absorption in the city.
Volunteers participated in a community cleanup effort, painting and repairing curbing to beautify the local streets.
The real estate developer invested in high-quality curbing to increase the curb appeal of the residential neighborhood.
The municipal government implemented curbing regulations to ensure uniformity and safety standards throughout the city.

an edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)

regulating, containing, restraining, controlling, suppressing, keeping, inhibiting, stifling, constraining,measuring

loosening,losing, losing, loosening, expressing,liberating, venting, expressing, venting, unleashing

The city council invested in new curbing along Main Street to enhance pedestrian safety.

The landscaping project involved installing decorative curbing to define garden beds and pathways.

The construction crew worked diligently to lay down curbing along the roadside to prevent erosion.

The homeowner painted the curbing in front of their house to match the exterior color scheme.