protrusions Synonyms
protrusions Meaning
protrusions
the act of protruding, something (such as an anatomical part or excrescence) that protrudes, something that protrudes, something (as an anatomical part) that protrudes, the quality or state of protruding
protrusions Sentence Examples
- The stalactites hung down from the cave ceiling like sharp protrusions.
- The jagged protrusions on the rock face made it difficult to climb.
- The broken bone protruded through the skin, causing severe pain.
- The nails protruded from the board, creating a hazard for walkers.
- The tree's roots formed large protrusions that disrupted the soil.
- The tumor's protrusions were visible on the patient's scans.
- The ship's hull had several protrusions to improve its aerodynamics.
- The building's roof featured intricate protrusions that added architectural interest.
- The protrusions on the insect's body aided in its camouflage.
- The sculpture's protrusions created a dynamic and visually appealing form.
FAQs About the word protrusions
the act of protruding, something (such as an anatomical part or excrescence) that protrudes, something that protrudes, something (as an anatomical part) that pr
sections, bulges, protuberances,projections, domes, overhangs, blocks, bunches, swellings, bumps
craters, concavities,cavities, pits, indentations, holes, depressions, recesses, wells, dents
The stalactites hung down from the cave ceiling like sharp protrusions.
The jagged protrusions on the rock face made it difficult to climb.
The broken bone protruded through the skin, causing severe pain.
The nails protruded from the board, creating a hazard for walkers.
