delimited

verbset the limits

Synonyms for delimited

verb set the limits

Antonyms for delimited

let go

Word Origin & History

1852, from French délimiter (18c.), from Latin delimitare "to mark out as a boundary," from de- (see de-) + limitare, from limitem, limes "boundary, limit" (see limit (n.)). Related: Delimited; delimiting.

Example Sentences for delimited

This delimited area is little short of a million square miles.

Any text supplied for the three missing notes themselves is also delimited by braces.

In this passage Wordsworth has delimited his territory, has poetically yet plainly indicated his special province.

From the earliest art to Cézanne, objects have been portrayed as if conceived in vacuo, with absolute and delimited contours.

They had measured Greatness; greatness which is not to be delimited by the wanton outrages of man or the accidents of time.

Where British and French troops were operating together in a fighting zone, their respective responsibilities were delimited.

How local areas may, in a scientific way, be delimited and isolated for purposes of study will appear in a later chapter.

I know of no way of so identifying it except by discovering that it is delimited in a time continuum.

In this year Russia and England delimited their boundaries in the Pamirs.

delimited

Synonyms for delimited

Antonyms for delimited

finite

limited

more limited

outlined

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Synonyms for delimited

Antonyms for delimited

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