edge; outer appearance; surface appearance
Rare literary noun referring to the edge or outward appearance of something, often with a nuance of superficiality. Not used in everyday conversation.
You must not be obsessed with adorning your outward appearance.
He was a simple person who did not care about surface appearances.
Rare kanji compound; primarily encountered in literary or historical contexts.
Borrowed from Chinese 邊幅, originally the border or finished edge of a garment and figuratively a person’s outward appearance, especially in expressions concerning attention to appearances.