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demarcation
 
SYLLABICATION:de·mar·ca·tion
PRONUNCIATION:  dmär-kshn
VARIANT FORMS: also de·mar·ka·tion
NOUN:1. The setting or marking of boundaries or limits. 2. A separation; a distinction: a line of demarcation between two rock strata.
ETYMOLOGY:Spanish demarcación, from demarcar, to mark boundaries : de-, off (from Latin d-; see de–) + marcar, to mark (from Italian marcare, from Old Italian, of Germanic origin; see merg- in Appendix I).
 
 
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