| Carapace poorly emarginated anteriorly and carinae macrosculpture inconspicuous. |
| Since Lucan's day, snobs have been greatly emarginated. |
| Very few people had known that the WSF was such an important event that gives voice to the emarginated and less privileged groups by the present world order. |
| When there is a notch or sinus at the anterior extremity, it is said to be emarginated. |
| Emarginated from the world of work and abandoned by the State, young Italians are among the uneasiest in Europe. |
| The new is always scary and is emarginated. |
