1. people who live near or along a border between countries or regions
Usage: plural form
2. historical raiders who lived along the border between England and Scotland
Usage: historical; capitalized when referring to specific groups

Examples

• The borderers faced constant uncertainty due to changing political boundaries.
• Many borderers spoke both languages fluently.
• The Scottish Borderers were known for their fierce independence.
• Border conflicts often involved local borderers on both sides.
• These borderers developed unique customs blending both cultures.
• The king struggled to control the unruly borderers in the frontier regions.