protrusion

[prəˈtruːʒ(ə)n]

protrusion Definition

  • 1the fact or condition of being protruded; a thing that protrudes.
  • 2something that sticks out from a surface; a bulge or a bump.
  • 3the act of thrusting forward or outward beyond a normal or proper limit.

Using protrusion: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "protrusion" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The protrusion on the wall was caused by the water pipe.

  • Example

    The protrusion in his pocket was his wallet.

  • Example

    The protrusion of his belly was noticeable in his tight shirt.

protrusion Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with protrusion

  • a hernia that causes a bulge or protrusion in the abdominal wall or groin area

    Example

    He had to undergo surgery for his herniated protrusion.

  • an abnormal bulging of the eyes, often caused by thyroid problems or other medical conditions

    Example

    The protrusion of her eyes was a symptom of her thyroid disorder.

  • a condition where the tongue sticks out of the mouth involuntarily, often due to neurological disorders or genetic conditions

    Example

    The protrusion of his tongue was a symptom of his Down syndrome.

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Summary: protrusion in Brief

Protrusion [prəˈtruːʒ(ə)n] refers to something that sticks out from a surface, such as a bulge or bump. It can also mean the act of thrusting forward beyond a normal or proper limit. Examples include the protrusion on the wall caused by a water pipe, the protrusion of a wallet in a pocket, and the protrusion of a belly in a tight shirt. Phrases include 'herniated protrusion,' 'protrusion of the eyes,' and 'protrusion of the tongue.'