CEFR B1

edged

noun

Meaning

The line or part where an object or area begins or ends; a border or boundary.

Examples

The village is situated on the edge of the forest.
He sat on the edge of the bed, staring into space.

Synonyms: border, brink, verge, rim

Learn English that separates you from the crowd with Anaversity: private classes, Ani practice, Campus tools, and a public English-learning community.

edged (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ɛdʒ/

Definition

The line or part where an object or area begins or ends; a border or boundary.

Examples

The village is situated on the edge of the forest.
He sat on the edge of the bed, staring into space.

How to Use edged

edge of (prepositional phrase): Located at the boundary or border of something. — "We stood at the edge of the cliff and looked down."
edge out (phrasal verb): To defeat or surpass someone or something by a small amount. — "The smaller company managed to edge out the larger competitor in sales."
on edge (idiom): Nervous, anxious, or irritable. — "After the argument, he was on edge all day."
cutting edge (collocation): The most advanced or innovative stage of development. — "This new medical device represents the cutting edge of surgical technology."

Synonyms of edged

Words with a similar meaning to edged:

Antonyms of edged

Words with the opposite meaning to edged:

Browse the full Anaversity dictionary