Borderland (noun)

A region or area near a border, especially one between two countries or territories.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from border + land.

Examples:

1. The borderland was a thriving hub of trade and commerce.
2. The borderland was a site of frequent conflict between the neighboring countries.
3. The borderland was a melting pot of different cultures and languages.
4. The borderland was a popular destination for tourists seeking adventure and new experiences.
5. The borderland was a region of great diversity, with a rich history and unique traditions.