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Protuberant

usgb/prəʊˈtuːbərənt/Volume
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Physical AttributesPlay
Use for parts of the body or objects that physically stick out. SlideThe old tree had a protuberant root that everyone tripped over.
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Visible DifferencePlay
Best used when something stands out clearly from its surroundings. SlideHis protuberant tattoo made him easily identifiable in the crowd.
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Not Always NegativePlay
Although unusual, it doesn't always imply something bad. SlideShe admired the protuberant design on the otherwise plain vase.