Boundaries
Reaches and boundaries are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reaches" instead a noun "Boundaries".
Reaches
Boundaries and reaches are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boundaries" instead a noun "Reaches".
Both words in one sentence
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The lack of boundaries set can sometimes lead to consequences down the road, when the child reaches maturity.
Source: Doting Parent - On the furthest reaches of Faerie, Outsiders continually assault the boundaries of the universe, seeking to break in.
Source: Literature / Cold Days -
This rears quite an ugly head in Armored Core 4, in which most of its map boundaries are too restrictive, cf., "A Swarm of Red Eyes" mission, where you have to kill mini drones by the boatload before it reaches a launch station.
Source: Border Patrol
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