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Having a well-defined
border or margin of distinctive appearance, colour, pattern or
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[From Latin “marginates”
p.p. of “marginare” = to margin.]
A “marginate” structure is recognizable by a distinctive edge
clearly differently than its face as a a ridge or groove, an
edge of distinctive colour or pattern or a fringed, frilled or
closely cut character.
Left: A nice cultivar of
Sanseveria with marginate leaf.
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To marginate
[ Transitive verb ]
Synonym: To border
(past and past participle Marginated,
present participle Marginating,
3rd person present singular Marginates)
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To add a well-defined
margin to something, To provide with or be a margin to a structure. |
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