protrusion (Meaning)

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protrusion (n)

something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings

the act of projecting out from something

The bulging protrusion on the wall indicated a hidden compartment.
A sudden protrusion in the ground caught my attention as I walked through the forest.
His backpack's protrusion made it difficult to squeeze through the narrow doorway.
The protrusion of the tree roots created an uneven surface on the forest path.
The protrusion of the mountain peak against the evening sky was a breathtaking sight.
The protrusion of the rock formation formed a natural shelter from the rain.
She felt a sharp pain from the protrusion of a splinter in her finger.
The protrusion of his jawline gave his face a rugged appearance.
The protrusion of the baby's foot could be seen through the mother's swollen belly.
The protrusion of the fish's scales shimmered under the sunlight as it darted through the water.

something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings, the act of projecting out from something

portion, bulge, dome, protuberance, section, convexity,projection, overhang, swell,piece

recess, depression, cavity,cavity, hollow, hole, depression, indentation, pit, pit

The bulging protrusion on the wall indicated a hidden compartment.

A sudden protrusion in the ground caught my attention as I walked through the forest.

His backpack's protrusion made it difficult to squeeze through the narrow doorway.

The protrusion of the tree roots created an uneven surface on the forest path.