Border and Siege

Border

Border verb - To serve as a border for.

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Siege and border are semantically related In some cases you can use "Siege" instead a verb "Border".

Siege noun - A sudden experiencing of a physical or mental disorder.

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Border and siege are semantically related in enclose topic. Sometimes you can use "Border" instead a verb "Siege".

Nearby Words: sieged, sieging

known	known border	known siege
old	old border	old siege
long	long border	long siege
heavy	heavy border	heavy siege
Other adjectives: entire, new, legendary, comic, longest, roman, Turkish.

Pemberton from Philadelphia, Grant's opponent during the siege of Vicksburg, and if you count border-staters, Senator and General John C.

Source: Useful Notes / The American Civil War
Reality Warper: The "Snowmen" technology used to protect Earth in the short story "The Siege of Earth" (from Resplendent) seems to at least border on this.

Source: Literature / Xeelee Sequence
The Confederates were just as aware of how important Atlanta was, and fought fiercely all the way down from the Tennessee border to the city itself, finally being forced to evacuate Atlanta after a string of bloody battles around the city and a siege lasting two months.

Source: Useful Notes / Atlanta

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