The horizon is the line you see in the distance where the land or water meets the sky. It is often seen at beaches or open fields.
The sun set below the horizon.
We sat and watched the horizon line.
Horizon can mean the edge of what you know or understand. It means your mental or experience limits.
That problem is beyond my horizon.
Her knowledge is broadening the horizon.
Horizon also means something that will happen soon or in the future. It is about what you expect or hope will come.
A brighter horizon is ahead for us.
She looks to the horizon of next year.
In science, horizon means a layer in soil or rock. Each horizon has different materials or features under the earth.
The topsoil horizon is rich and dark.
Different horizons show soil layers clearly.
Horizon refers to layers found during digging at historical sites. Each horizon tells about different time periods in the past.
The artifacts came from the upper horizon.
Each horizon shows a period of history.
Horizon can mean what a person knows or is interested in. It means opening the mind to more ideas or experiences.
Traveling widens your horizon.
She wants to expand her horizon.
Horizon is sometimes used as a name for products or brands like TV channels, books, or companies.
Horizon is a popular TV brand.
I bought a book called Horizon.
