delimit

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 48
t. [Pref. de (intens.), and Eng. limit (q. v.).] To limit, to bound. +dě-lim-i-ta-tion, s. [French délimitation .] A limitation; a defining or settling the bounds of. "Proposing an exact system of delimitation to Parliament." Gladstone, in Ogilvie. *dě-line', v . t . [Latin delineo =to sketch, to delineate.] To delineate, to mark or sketch out. "A certain plan had been delined out."-North: Examen, p. 523.
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