Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The frontier of a country.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun obsolete The frontier of a country; confines.
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Examples
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And the best of it is that it is publicly bruited about all this commark that those which surprised us were galley-slaves who were set at liberty, as is reported, much about this same place, by so valiant a knight as, in despite of the commissary and the guard, he freed them all.
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The goatherd turned again to repeat what he had said at the first, to wit, that he knew not any certain place of his abode; but if he haunted that commark any while, he would some time meet with him, either in his mad or modest humour.
The Third Book. X. Wherein Is Prosecuted the Adventure of Sierra Morena 1909
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There was in that commark two villages, the one so little as it had neither shop nor barber, but the greater, that was near unto it, was furnished of one; and he therefore did serve the little village when they had any occasion, as now it befell that therein lay one sick, and must be let blood, and another that desired to trim his beard; for which purpose the barber came, bringing with him a brazen basin.
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