"Protruding" is the adjective form of the word "protrude," which is an intransitive verb meaning "to expand or extend beyond or above the limits of a surface or a boundary." Using the word "protruding," then, in a sentence, based upon this definition, would lead to something like the following:
"The flippers of the large turtle were protruding from the surface of the water, leading the biologist to more easily mark its location."
"Blown down in a great gust of wind, the tree limb jutted through the rooftop of the old farmhouse, protruding down into the kitchen area, barely missing the family as they sat eating their morning breakfast."
Some synonyms for the word "protruding" would be: sticking out, projecting, prominent, swollen, standing out, bulging, overhanging, jutting (out), bulbous, distended, obtrusive.
A screw may be used to fasten materials such as wood or metal to each other. Sometimes, a screw is left protruding from the surface of a wall, to be used as a portrait-hanger.
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The dog's swollen tongue was protruding from its mouth.Protruding from the mailbox, the newspaper got soaked from the rain.The bump appeared to be protruding from his elbow.
Her teeth were protruding because she didn't have her braces.
Something that is protruding is something that is projecting outward. Swelling and extending are two similar words to protruding. "When I noticed the bump protruding from my body I decided to go see a doctor."
her dress had tufts of pink protruding from her sleeves.
''That protruding metal rod could impale someone''
Here are a couple of examples:- I have always had a problem with my two front teeth protruding beyond my lips. We loaded the truck but have a slight problem with a few planks of wood protruding beyond the end of the tail board. The store detective was suspicious when he saw the chocolate bars protruding from his pocket.
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The figurative language used in this sentence is personification, as it gives human characteristics to the sea by suggesting that it has the ability to be punctuated and flattened.
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Prominent is an adjective meaning outstanding, eminent, distinguished, notable, noticeable, or protruding. Example sentence: A prominent member of the council succeeded in obtaining the needed funding.
Protruding means to stick out from something else in an obvious way. Such as someone with a large nose would have a protruding nose.
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