Periphery

Pronunciation: /pərˈɪfəriː/

Periphery (noun)

  1. The outer edge of a place, group, or area, away from the centre.
  2. A position or part that is not central, often having less influence or importance.
  3. In computing, the outside parts of a system that connect to it, such as devices.

Examples

  • The garden looks best at the periphery where flowers grow.
  • We walked along the periphery of the lake to avoid crowds.