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fence

noun as in barrier used to enclose a piece of land

verb as in enclose or separate an area

verb as in dodge; beat around the bush

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Example Sentences

She’s on the fence, though, about having family members — who haven’t seen “Black Box Diaries” — watch her journey play itself out on the big screen.

The private firm is responsible for cutting grass at the pond, designed to prevent flooding, and maintaining the bordering fence.

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"I had been with a partner for a long time and I always knew I wanted to have children. He was on the fence about doing so," said Michelle.

From BBC

There were no passengers aboard the train and no reported injuries but a local resident said the train derailed "inches" from a family's garden fence.

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He said no drones had been detected since the fence was put in place.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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