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Plural
protrusions
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the act of extending beyond a surface
- The protrusion of the roots above the ground created a natural barrier for the path.
- The protrusion of the pipes from the wall was unsightly and needed to be covered.
- The architect discussed the protrusion of the building's upper floors, ensuring it wouldn't obstruct the view.
- The protrusion of the sign above the entrance made it visible from a distance.
- The protrusion of the rocks from the riverbed created obstacles for the boats passing through.
Synonyms:
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anything that extends from a surface
- The sharp protrusion on the rock made it dangerous to climb.
- There was a noticeable protrusion on the wall where the pipe had been installed incorrectly.
- A small protrusion of metal was visible under the car, indicating a possible damage.
- The protrusion on the corner of the desk made it difficult to walk past without bumping into it.
- The rock’s uneven protrusion caused the water to flow in an unexpected direction.