margin
/ˈmɑrɡɪn/Definitions
1. noun
The part of a page or document that is left blank around the edges; the edge of something.
“The printer left a wide margin around the edges of the document.”
2. noun
A range or amount allowed or provided within which something can vary or be different.
“The company operates within a narrow margin of profit.”
3. noun
The part of a share or investment that is not used for dividends or interest.
“She invested in stocks and bonds, earning a decent margin on her return.”
4. verb
To cut or trim something, especially hair, to a specific length or shape.
“She decided to margin her long hair and go for a shorter style.”
5. verb
To keep within a certain limit or range.
“The manager tried to margin his expenses to stay within the budget.”
6. adverb
In a way that keeps within limits or is moderate.
“He managed to margin his spending during the financial crisis.”