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| bound·a·ry [ bówndəree, bówndree ] (plural bound·a·ries) |
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1. border: the official line that divides one area of land from another
 Multinational companies operate across national boundaries.
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2. limit: the point at which something ends or beyond which it becomes something else
pushing back the boundaries of human knowledge
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| [Early 17th century. Alteration of bounder<bound4] |
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