OUTBULGE Meaning and
Definition
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Outbulge is a verb that refers to the act or process of protruding, bulging or extending outward. It is commonly used to describe an object or a part of an object that expands or swells beyond its normal shape or size, creating a noticeable bulge on the surface. The term can also be applied figuratively to describe an increase or growth in volume, quantity, or intensity.
In a physical sense, outbulge connotes the idea of something forcefully pushing or stretching outwards, resulting in a visible distortion. For instance, a tree with abundant fruits might outbulge its branches, or an overfilled balloon can outbulge at its weakest point before bursting. This verb implies a certain degree of pressure or strain causing the particular area to extend or enlarge.
In a metaphorical sense, outbulge can be used to describe a sudden rise, surge, or expansion in various aspects of life. For example, one might describe a company experiencing an outbulge in sales, indicating a significant increase compared to previous periods. Similarly, this term can be used to depict an outburst of emotion or an intensification of a particular sensation, such as an outbulge of anger or an outbulge of laughter, signifying that these emotions become heightened and more pronounced. Overall, outbulge carries the notion of expansion, protrusion, or amplification in both physical and metaphorical contexts.
Etymology of OUTBULGE
The word "outbulge" is a combination of two separate words: "out" and "bulge".
- "Out" comes from the Old English word "ūt", which means "outside" or "away from". It is related to the Old High German word "ūz" and the Old Norse word "út".
- "Bulge" comes from the Middle English word "bulge", which means "bag" or "swelling". It originated from the Old Norse word "bolginn" or "Bolga", meaning "bag" or "belly".
When combined, "outbulge" refers to an action where something extends or protrudes outward beyond its normal or expected limits, resembling a swelling or bulge that appears on the outside.
Conjugate verb Outbulge
CONDITIONAL
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