protrusive
prəˈtruːsɪv
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Definition of protrusive - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
conspicuousnoticeably standing out in a situation
  • His protrusive behavior drew everyone's attention at the party.
conspicuous noticeable prominent
2.
mathematicsnoticeably extending beyond a standard line or surface
  • His protrusive belly was evident under his tight shirt.
extending protruding
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Origin of protrusive

Latin, protrudere (to thrust forward)

Examples of protrusive in a sentence

  • The protrusive sign was hard to miss on the street.
  • The protrusive rock jutted out from the cliff.
  • Her protrusive teeth were noticeable when she smiled.

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  1. French:proéminent, protubérant, ...
  2. German:auffällig, hervorstehend, ...
  3. Italian:vistoso, sporgente, ...
  4. Spanish:llamativo, protuberante, ...
  5. Portuguese:saliente, ...
  6. Chinese:突出的, 凸出的, ...
  7. Japanese:目立つ, 突き出た, ...
  8. Arabic:بارِز, مُتَقَدِّم, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוֹלֵט, מִזְדַּקֵּר, ...
  10. Russian:выдающийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:помітний, випираючий, ...
  12. Hindi:विशिष्ट, बाहर निकला हुआ, ...
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