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US /ɪkˈsɝːt/ UK /ɪkˈsɜːt/

Meanings

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Synonyms
1 verb · to thrust, extend, or cause... protrudeextendthrust out
2 adj · projecting beyond the... protrudingprojecting
Opposites
Word family
Forms exserted
Derived forms exsertion
Related forms exertprotrusionextension

Etymology

From Latin exsertus, the past participle of exserere, 'to stretch or thrust out,' formed from ex-, 'out,' + serere, 'to join or entwine.' Exsert and exert share this history but developed distinct technical and general senses.

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