Borderland
Pronunciation: /ˈbɔɹdɝˈɫænd/
Borderland (noun)
- An area of land near the edge of two countries, where the border is close.
- A situation or group that is between two clear ideas, rules, or groups.
- A remote border region often linked with conflict, lawlessness, or strong local control.
Examples
- The near-border area is quiet at night.
- Farmers live in the near-border area and trade locally.