protuberate

Meanings

• meaning 1: To cause something to project or extend beyond its normal limits.

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Rhymes

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Homophones

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Variants

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protuberance , protuberances

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Etymology

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The word 'protuberate' comes from the Latin word 'protuberare', which means 'to cause something to project or extend beyond its normal limits'.

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Culture

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In literature and art, the word 'protuberate' has been used to describe various objects, characters, and concepts that extend or project beyond their normal limits. For example, in painting, a 'protuberant' figure may be depicted as having an exaggerated body shape, with various body parts extending or projecting beyond their normal limits. In literature, the word 'protuberate' may be used to describe various objects, characters, and concepts that extend or project beyond their normal limits. For example, in a science fiction novel, a 'protuberant' spaceship may be described as having various external structures and appendages that extend or project beyond the normal limits of the ship. In another example, in a fantasy novel, a 'protuberant' dragon may be described as having various body parts and appendages that extend or project beyond the normal limits of the dragon. In music, the word 'protuberate' may be used to describe various musical styles, genres, and compositions that extend or project beyond the normal limits of their respective musical genres or styles. For example, in heavy metal music, a 'protuberant' guitar solo may be described as having various technical and rhythmic elements that extend or project beyond the normal limits of heavy metal guitar solos. In another example, in classical music, a 'protuberant' symphony may be described as having various musical themes, motifs, and variations that extend or project beyond the normal limits of classical symphonies.

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