Demarcation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMARCATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of demarking, also DEMARKATION
• a dividing line
• the practice of requiring that specific jobs be assigned to members of particular trade unions
• the action of fixing the boundary or limits of something
• The act of marking, or of ascertaining and setting a limit; separation; distinction.
• the boundary of a specific area
• a conceptual separation or distinction
• the act of demarking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• delimit

Words related to DEMARCATION

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Words that contain DEMARCATION

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How to use DEMARCATION in a sentence

• When the clouds are very white, the line of demarcation becomes faint in the extreme, and it is very hard to distinguish one from the other.
• Instructions have been given to the commissioner of the United States under our convention with Texas for the demarcation of the line which separates us from that Republic.
• A further demarcation, which affected alike Afghanistan and the British sphere, was that which resulted from the Pamir agreement concluded with Russia in 1895.
• Thence to the Chinese frontier a line was fixed by a demarcation commission.
• Now, as the strange coast seemed to be east of the line of demarcation, and therefore the property of Portugal, Cabral sent word to the King that he might explore it.
• The green grass grew down to the edge of the green sea, and there was only the streak of white foam left by the latter upon the former to serve as a line of demarcation.
• In the centre of the town is an open square, which forms a sort of line of demarcation between the crescent and the cross.
• How could he go to her now, the wife of a colonel, and he an enlisted man? Like other soldiers, he forgot that the line of demarcation was one of discipline, not of sympathy.
• But when the Woodland itself began to be occupied, a demarcation would naturally be made between the neighbouring provinces.
• The cattle-men felt that they had given him fair warning in naming the Concho as the line of demarcation.
• The demarcation between the Emperor and Turk does not advance.
• The lines of demarcation, however visible or plausible, are fainter by far than these.
• One great field of thirty acres would have sixty distinct strips, with a narrow margin of turf serving in each case as the line of demarcation.
• Wide tree-shaded streets, like the Kiraly Utcza, the Kerrepesi Ut, and the Uelloei Ut, also form the lines of demarcation between the different districts.
• There is no reason to draw a line of demarcation as to whether the type of world federation being promoted by a certain society involves governments or peoples.
• There will be absolutely no line of demarcation drawn.
• And the line of demarcation between what is Brooklyn and what is not Brooklyn is not always a sharp one.
• Many Three-Part Song-forms are so broad, and many sonata-allegros so diminutive, that it is here again often difficult to determine the line of demarcation between them.
• No important line of demarcation separates the old staid section of town from the new and brighter one.
• The line of demarcation between savings banks and savings departments of commercial banks cannot be sharply drawn.
• The line of demarcation is not easy to draw exactly.
• The ravine of Deep Run, covered with tangled brushwood, was the line of demarcation between Jackson and Longstreet.
• Whoever passes this line of demarcation is not allowed to return.
• The colour of the Nile is so exactly similar to that of the sand forming its shores, that at a distance the line of demarcation cannot be traced.
• Colour tints and lines of demarcation on sea and ships are harder to distinguish, shadows less clearcut.
• In this society, there is only a weak line of demarcation between the living and the dead, and the dead for a time at least participate more or less in the life of the living.
• The line of demarcation followed one of the many canals between the Tigris and Euphrates.
• Lines of demarcation exist for large tracts belonging to a tribe, but no minor divisions such as individual holdings.
• Still, the line of demarcation, decided as it was, might be crossed.
• There is no absolute line of demarcation between animals and plants.
• It is true that in the superficial literature written for the hour the demarcation line between dramatic and narrative works is often ignored.

Similar words containing MARCA without suffix tion and without prefix de

marcato11 marcatos12 demarcate14 marcasite13 demarcated16 demarcates15 demarcator15 marcantant14 marcasites14 demarcating17 demarcators16 marcantants15 demarcations17 marcasitical18 marcatissimo18 undemarcated18

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