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- Dictionaryverge/vərj/
noun
- 1. an edge or border: "they came down to the verge of the lake" Similar Opposite
verb
- 1. approach (something) closely; be close or similar to (something): "despair verging on the suicidal"
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The meaning of VERGE is brink, threshold. How to use verge in a sentence. brink, threshold; something that borders, limits, or bounds: such as; an outer margin of an object or structural part…
Definitions of verge. noun. the limit beyond which something happens or changes. “on the verge of tears” synonyms: brink, cusp. see more. noun. a region marking a boundary. synonyms: brink, threshold. see more. noun. a grass border along a road. see more. verb. border on; come close to. “His behavior verges on the criminal” see more. noun.
VERGE definition: 1. the edge or border of something: 2. the strip of land that borders a road or path: 3. the edge…. Learn more.
to be on or as if on the verge, edge, brink, or border: usually with on or upon streets verging on the slum area, talk that verges on the ridiculous Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition.
Verge definition: the edge, rim, or margin of something. See examples of VERGE used in a sentence.
VERGE meaning: 1. the edge or border of something: 2. the strip of land that borders a road or path: 3. the edge…. Learn more.
very near to the moment when somebody does something or something happens. He was on the verge of tears. They are on the verge of signing a new contract. These measures brought the republic to the verge of economic collapse. Extra Examples.
Verge definition: The point beyond which an action, state, or condition is likely to begin or occur; the brink. Dictionary Thesaurus
Verge definition: the edge, rim, or margin of something. See examples of VERGE used in a sentence.
Definitions of 'verge' 1. See on the verge of [...] 2. The verge of a road is a narrow piece of ground by the side of a road, which is usually covered with grass or flowers. [British] [...] More. Conjugations of 'verge' present simple: I verge, you verge [...] past simple: I verged, you verged [...] past participle: verged. More.
