English to Hawaiian Meaning of protrusion - protrusion

Protrusion :
protrusion

palena manawa, 'ō, hoʻopilikia, mōhai, kalahala, waiwai pio

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Definitions of protrusion in English
Noun(1) something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings(2) the act of projecting out from something
Examples of protrusion in English
(1) a protrusion of rock jutted from the mountainside
(1) protrude ::
nei iluna o
(2) pro ::
e kākoʻo ana
Synonyms
Noun
1. bump ::
kuia ke
2. sticking out ::
sticking mai
3. projection ::
wānana
4. protuberance ::
protuberance
Antonyms
1. cavity ::
lua
2. concave ::
concave
3. concavity ::
concavity
4. dent ::
dent
5. depression ::
kaumaha
6. dint ::
dint
7. hollow ::
puha
8. indent ::
indent
9. indentation ::
indentation
10. indenture ::
indenture
11. pit ::
lua
12. recess ::
recess
Different Forms
protrusion, protrusions
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