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margin
noun
1 the blank space around a page of writing or print.
2 a rule separating a blank edge from the rest of a page.
3 any edge, border or fringe.
4 an extra amount, eg of time or money, beyond what should strictly be needed allow a margin for error .
5 an amount by which one thing exceeds another win by a large margin .
6 business the difference between the selling and buying price of an item; profit.
7 econ , etc an upper or lower limit, especially one beyond which it is impossible for a business, etc to exist or operate.
8 finance a proportion of money deposited with a broker to protect them against loss.
[14c: from Latin margo , marginis a border]
margined adjective provided with a margin; having a border.
noun
1 the blank space around a page of writing or print.
2 a rule separating a blank edge from the rest of a page.
3 any edge, border or fringe.
4 an extra amount, eg of time or money, beyond what should strictly be needed allow a margin for error .
5 an amount by which one thing exceeds another win by a large margin .
6 business the difference between the selling and buying price of an item; profit.
7 econ , etc an upper or lower limit, especially one beyond which it is impossible for a business, etc to exist or operate.
8 finance a proportion of money deposited with a broker to protect them against loss.
[14c: from Latin margo , marginis a border]
margined adjective provided with a margin; having a border.
marginal
adjective
1 small and unimportant.
2 near to the lower limit; barely sufficient.
3 chiefly Brit said of a political constituency: having an MP or other representative who was elected by only a small majority of votes at the last election.
4 said of a note, mark, design, etc: appearing in the margin of a page of text.
5 in, on, belonging or relating to a margin.
noun , chiefly Brit a marginal constituency or seat.
marginality noun .
marginally adverb .
adjective
1 small and unimportant.
2 near to the lower limit; barely sufficient.
3 chiefly Brit said of a political constituency: having an MP or other representative who was elected by only a small majority of votes at the last election.
4 said of a note, mark, design, etc: appearing in the margin of a page of text.
5 in, on, belonging or relating to a margin.
noun , chiefly Brit a marginal constituency or seat.
marginality noun .
marginally adverb .
marginal cost
noun , business , econ the cost to a firm of producing one extra unit of output.
noun , business , econ the cost to a firm of producing one extra unit of output.
marginalia
plural noun notes written in the margin or margins of a page, book, etc. Also called marginal notes.
[19c: from Latin marginalis marginal]
plural noun notes written in the margin or margins of a page, book, etc. Also called marginal notes.
[19c: from Latin marginalis marginal]
marginalize or marginalise
verb (marginalized , marginalizing ) to push something or someone to the edges of anything, in order to reduce its or their effect, relevance, significance, etc.
[1970s]
marginalization noun .
verb (marginalized , marginalizing ) to push something or someone to the edges of anything, in order to reduce its or their effect, relevance, significance, etc.
[1970s]
marginalization noun .
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