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Definitions from the WebTerm: On the VergeNoun: On the Verge Sense: A state or condition of being at the point of a significant change or event. Example Sentence: She was on the verge of tears after receiving the heartbreaking news. Adjective: On the Verge Sense 1: Almost reaching a point or state. Example Sentence: The company is on the verge of bankruptcy due to mismanagement. Sense 2: Close to experiencing or doing something significant. Example Sentence: After years of hard work, she was on the verge of achieving her lifelong dream. Prepositional Phrase: On the Verge Sense 1: Just about to happen or occur. Example Sentence: The new product launch is on the verge of becoming a huge success. Sense 2: Very close to, often indicating potential danger or a major change. Example Sentence: Living on the verge of a dangerous forest made her cautious of wild animals. Verb: On the Verge Sense: To be close to experiencing a significant change or event. Example Sentence: I am on the verge of quitting my job because I am so unhappy. | ||||
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