Definitions and Examples of edge, periphery
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The outer limit or boundary of something.
Example
The hikers reached the edge of the cliff and looked down at the breathtaking view.
The outermost part or boundary of an area.
Example
The city's skyscrapers were located in the centre, while the suburbs were on the periphery.
Key Differences: edge vs periphery
- 1Edge refers to the outer limit or boundary of something, while centre is the middle or focal point.
- 2Periphery refers to the outermost part or boundary of an area, while centre is the innermost part or focal point.
Effective Usage of edge, periphery
- 1Geography: Use edge and periphery to describe the location of places or objects in relation to the center.
- 2Design: Incorporate these antonyms in design concepts to create visual interest and contrast.
- 3Mathematics: Use these antonyms to teach geometric concepts such as circles, triangles, and squares.
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Remember this!
The antonyms edge and periphery convey a sense of distance or remoteness from the center. Use these words in geography, design, and mathematics to describe location, create visual interest, and teach geometric concepts.
