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protuberant

[ UK /pɹətjˈuːbəɹənt/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. curving outward

How To Use protuberant In A Sentence

  • He stared at me with blue, slightly protuberant eyes.
  • A nevus is a nest of cells that grows larger or more protuberant as we age. Simple Skin Beauty
  • My fluffy white pillow was uncomfortably protuberant and I couldn't sleep all night.
  • He turned his face resignedly back to the path, just in time to avoid tripping over a protuberant root.
  • He stared at me with blue, slightly protuberant eyes.
  • Josh, and to state whether or not he believes that the properly balanced head of a successful god should not have a more protuberant knob of spirituality, and a less pronounced alimentiveness. Remarks
  • The tumors may be bluish, red-brown or flesh-colored and slowly infiltrate the surrounding tissues, eventually forming protuberant nodules and causing discomfort.
  • He had a rather large abdomen and protuberant (for want of a better word) buttocks.
  • He peered up at me with his protuberant glass-bead eyes, and I stared down at him through my reading glasses.
  • On physical examination, the patient was obese, with a protuberant abdomen but without palpable splenomegaly.
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