the part of a page outside the main body of printed or written matter
the part of a page or sheet outside the main body of printed or written matter
a vertical line, usu on the left-hand side of a page, e.g. of an exercise book, marking a margin
the outside limit of an area, etc; the edge
a part adjoining an edge; a rim or border
(usu in pl) the periphery of a community, movement, organization, etc, where those not wholly committed or not wholly accepted find themselves
Those on the margins of a culture know more about its centre than the centre can ever know about the margins — Screen
the difference between net sales and the cost of merchandise sold, from which expenses are met or profit derived
a spare amount or measure allowed
a margin of error
an extreme limit beyond which something becomes impossible or is no longer desirable
the difference between one amount and another
a spare amount or measure or degree allowed
a margin of error
a bare minimum below which or an extreme limit beyond which something becomes impossible or is no longer desirable
on the margin of good taste
the difference between one amount and another
approved by a margin of one vote
in business, the limit below which the level of return is insufficient to warrant continued economic activity
cash or collateral that is deposited by a client with a broker, e.g. a stockbroker, to protect the broker from loss on a contract
Aus a supplement to a basic wage, given to an employee who has extra skills