Bounded
Bounded adjective - Having distinct or certain limits.
Usage example: in their paintings the Impressionists played down bounded figures and concentrated on the subtle, fleeting effects of light
General
General adjective - Not limited or specialized in application or purpose.
Usage example: a general education
Both words in one sentence
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According to general relativity, it might be possible to induce, through Einstein's general relativity, a spacetime metric that allows for gravity inside a bounded volume, with little effect outside.
Source: Artificial Gravity -
The field of play is bounded by sentinel spires that shoot oddly harmless bursts of energy to turn Jade back if she attempts to "leave territorial waters." It fits well with the general theme of a government that doesn't trust and can't be trusted.
Source: Video Game / Beyond Good & Evil
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