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Definition of protuberant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
bulging outwardRare sticking out from a surface in a rounded wayRare
- The protuberant eyes of the frog were easy to spot.
- The sculpture had a protuberant ridge that cast long shadows.
- Her protuberant knuckle worried the doctor during the exam.
Origin of protuberant
Latin, pro (forward) + tuber (swelling)
Terms with protuberant included in their meaning
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protuberant structure or part like a muscle belly
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- French:protubérant, ...
- German:hervorquellend, ...
- Italian:protuberante, ...
- Spanish:protuberante, ...
- Portuguese:saliente, ...
- Chinese:突出的, ...
- Japanese:突き出た, ...
- Arabic:بارِز, ...
- Russian:выпуклый, ...
- Ukrainian:випуклий, ...
- Hindi:उभरा हुआ, ...
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