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boundary

[boun-duh-ree, -dree] / ˈbaʊn də ri, -dri /


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These weeks should be a celebration of the people who push the boundaries of what humans are capable of.

From The Wall Street Journal

Airee's fast hands and faster running was the bedrock of the chase, as he rotated strike expertly and found the boundary when required to leave five required from six deliveries.

From BBC

Most companies haven’t thought through these questions yet, which means there is room to establish reasonable boundaries before you’re locked in.

From The Wall Street Journal

Having had no ethical boundaries in his business and personal life, he saw no purpose in observing any such guidelines in government.

From Salon

When facing spin for the first time, he took one single and then hit his first boundary from the next delivery.

From BBC