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demarcation
This term conveys a sense of precision and formality, often evoking the image of a hard line drawn on a map or a strict rule separating two domains. It is frequently used in geopolitical, legal, or administrative contexts to describe the official establishment of borders, where the emphasis is on the act of defining a limit to prevent overlap or conflict.
In conceptual usage, it describes a stark contrast or a rigid boundary between abstract ideas. While similar to distinction, demarcation implies a more definitive, almost structural separation, suggesting that the two entities are not merely different but are kept strictly apart by a specific barrier or rule.
Meanings
Examples
The treaty established a clear demarcation of the disputed territory.
We need a firmer demarcation between the marketing and sales roles.
The fence provides a visible demarcation between the two properties.
I wonder if there is any real demarcation between art and craft.
The line of demarcation was marked by a series of concrete pillars.
There is a blurred demarcation between work and home when you telecommute.
The mountain range forms a natural demarcation between the two regions.
The law creates a strict demarcation between civil and criminal offenses.