Bordered and Took

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Bordered adjective - Having a border especially of a specified kind; sometimes used as a combining term.

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Took and bordered are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Bordered".

Nearby Words: border, bordering, borderland, borderer

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Bordered and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bordered" instead a verb "Took".

My existence bordered on the tragic Always timid, never took a chance Then I felt his magic And my heart began to dance

Source: Ho Yay / Theater
Corrupt Corporate Executive: Kroehner's Crazy Jealous Guy: Brenda's brother took this to crazy stalkerish levels over her relationship with Nate, and Russell's behavior bordered on this at Claire's art exhibition at the end of season four.

Source: Series / Six Feet Under
The song "Till Him", during the courtroom scene, gives us lyrics from Leo such as 'My existence bordered on the tragic/always timid never took a chance/then I felt his magic/and my heart began to dance.' Seriously, if this were between a guy and a girl, it would have been the romantic love song.

Source: Ho Yay / Film

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