Boundaries
Territories and boundaries are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Territories" instead a noun "Boundaries".
Territories
Boundaries and territories are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boundaries" instead a noun "Territories".
Both words in one sentence
- Incidentally, this helps to explain why Hitler and Stalin felt that they were entitled to territories from these nations — they saw them as illegitimate boundaries.
Source: Newer Than They Think -
In Ravenloft, the supernatural Mists form the boundaries of the Core, Clusters, and Islands of the world, and likewise manifest within these territories at the whim of the Dark Powers.
Source: Background Magic Field - In Code Geass R1, Cornelia is the one making decisions about how Britannians in Area 11 will deal with Japanese rebels, while The Emperor of Britannia is far away and sets national policies but gives his children some free rein (within certain boundaries) in how they govern their territories.
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