Border
Framed
Framed adjective - Provided with a frame.
Both words in one sentence
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The covers of the Magic Time novels all have a similar format: a portrait of one or more main characters, framed by a border colored black (on the hardcovers) or blue (on the paperbacks).
Source: Idiosyncratic Cover Art - In a Run For The State Line variation, the ex-military father of Tank uses his World War II Sherman tank to free his son from the corrupt Georgia sheriff who'd framed him for drug dealing, then drives it to the Tennessee border where the governor has promised they'll all get a fair trial.
Source: Run for the Border -
In Tank, James Garner's character uses a WWII Sherman tank he'd bought and restored to break his son out of prison, then drives it to the Tennessee border to seek a fair trial for his son and others framed by a corrupt Georgia sheriff.
Source: Tank Goodness
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Framed or Border. 2016. Accessed August 14, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/border/framed.
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