Definition Conjugation
Definition of protuberate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
geometryintr. Dated bulge outward forming a rounded shapeintr. Dated
- The rock began to protuberate from the cliff.
2.
shapetr. Dated cause something to bulge outwardtr. Dated
- The pressure protuberated the surface of the balloon.
Origin of protuberate
Latin, protuberare (to swell) + -ate (suffix)
Examples of protuberate in a sentence
The tree roots protuberate through the soil. The heat caused the metal to protuberate slightly. As the dough rose, it began to protuberate from the pan.
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- French:saillir, faire saillir, ...
- German:hervortreten, wölben, ...
- Italian:sporgere, far sporgere, ...
- Spanish:sobresalir, abultar, ...
- Portuguese:sobressair, fazer sobressair, ...
- Chinese:隆起, 膨胀, ...
- Japanese:突き出す, 膨らませる, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتَفَخَ, جَعَلَ يَنْتَفِخُ, ...
- Hebrew:לִבְלוֹט, לְהַבְלִיט, ...
- Russian:выпячиваться, выпячивать, ...
- Ukrainian:випинатися, випинати, ...
- Hindi:उभरना, उभारना, ...
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