Definitions
- Referring to a row of bushes or small trees planted close together to form a barrier or boundary. - Talking about a strategy or action taken to protect oneself from potential risks or losses. - Describing a statement or response that is intentionally vague or ambiguous.
- Referring to a structure made of wood, metal, or other materials used to enclose an area or mark a boundary. - Talking about a barrier or obstacle that prevents progress or access. - Describing a sport involving sword fighting with protective gear.
List of Similarities
- 1Both hedge and fence can be used to mark a boundary or create a barrier.
- 2Both hedge and fence can provide privacy or protection.
- 3Both hedge and fence can be used in a literal or figurative sense.
- 4Both hedge and fence can be used as verbs or nouns.
What is the difference?
- 1Material: A hedge is made of living plants, while a fence is made of non-living materials such as wood, metal, or plastic.
- 2Purpose: A hedge is often used for aesthetic purposes, while a fence is primarily used for practical purposes such as security or safety.
- 3Maintenance: A hedge requires regular trimming and care to maintain its shape and health, while a fence requires occasional repairs and upkeep.
- 4Cost: A hedge can be more expensive to install and maintain than a fence.
- 5Flexibility: A hedge can be shaped and grown to fit any space, while a fence is limited by its size and shape.
Remember this!
Hedge and fence are both words that refer to barriers or boundaries. However, hedge is a living barrier made of plants, often used for aesthetic purposes or to protect against risks. On the other hand, fence is a non-living barrier made of materials such as wood or metal, primarily used for practical purposes such as security or safety.
