noun extremity, limit verb come near synonyms for verge Compare Synonyms brink edge fringe threshold border borderline boundary brim extreme hem lip margin point rim selvage skirt terminus See also synonyms for: verging antonyms for verge MOST RELEVANT center inside interior middle

Synonyms for VERGE: brink, cusp, edge, point, threshold, border, borderline, bound

Verge synonyms - 870 Words and Phrases for Verge.

Synonyms for VERGE: edge, brink, end, terminus, touch, incline, lean, turn, swing toward, border, bound, brim, fringe, hem, horizon, limit, lip, margin, point, range; Antonyms for VERGE: middle, retreat.

The land along the edge of a sea, lake, or other large body of water. A long artificial mound of earth and stone, built to hold back water, for protection or to support a road. A long, rigid stick used as a weapon, tool or as a sign of authority. A hardened layer, coating, or deposit on the surface of something.

Synonyms limit brink boundary 3. verge noun. ['ˈvɝːdʒ'] a ceremonial or emblematic staff. Synonyms sceptre staff wand bauble 4. verge noun. ['ˈvɝːdʒ'] a grass border along a road. 5. verge verb. ['ˈvɝːdʒ'] border on; come close to. Synonyms border

a. : brink, threshold. a country on the verge of destruction Archibald MacLeish. b. : something that borders, limits, or bounds: such as. (1) : an outer margin of an object or structural part. (2) : the edge of roof covering (such as tiling) projecting over the gable of a roof.

synonyms for on the verge Compare Synonyms forthcoming immediate impending inevitable likely looming possible probable unavoidable about to happen approaching brewing close coming expectant fast-approaching following gathering in store in the air in the cards in the offing in the wind in view ineluctable inescapable inevasible menacing near nearing

synonyms for on the verge of Compare Synonyms acceptable expected fair feasible inclined possible prone reasonable achievable anticipated assuring attainable believeable conceivable conjecturable credible destined disposed favorite given to imaginable in favor of in the cards in the habit of inferable liable odds-on ostensible plausible practicable

on the edge of. adv. # most , much. on the threshold of. adv. , adj. # much , approaching. not quite. adv. , prep. # most , much.