Definition of "demarcated" [demarcated]

• Simple past tense and past participle of demarcate. (verb)

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• "The chamber itself is then quite long, and demarcated from the nasal passage by a distinct medially projecting vertical ridge."
• "And here one can hardly forbear comparing the magnificently thorough manner in which this frontier was fixed, with the shoddy, confused method in which the Perso-Beluch frontier was "demarcated" -- if the word can be used in this case -- by Sir Thomas Holdich at the same epoch."
• "A nation-state wants concrete things such as demarcated borders, markets, access to natural resources, security, influence, and, of course, stability – all things that could be negotiated with other nation-states."