bulging
/'bʌldʤin/ Cách viết khác : (bulgy) /'bʌldʤ/
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Definition
Adjective: 1. Curving or swelling outward: Describing something that has a rounded, outward curve or protrusion from its normal surface. 2. Protruding: Extending beyond the normal or surrounding surface.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The bulging muscles of the weightlifter were impressive.
- He packed so many clothes that his suitcase was bulging.
- The frog has large, bulging eyes.
- The bulging vein on his forehead showed he was angry.
Advanced Usage
- "to be bulging at the seams": To be extremely full or overcrowded.
- After the holiday feast, I was bulging at the seams.
- The concert hall was bulging at the seams with excited fans.
Variants and Related Words
- Bulginess (n): The state or quality of being bulging.
- The bulginess of the package made it difficult to fit in the mailbox.
- Bulge (n): A rounded swelling or outward curve.
- There was a noticeable bulge in his pocket where he kept his phone.
- Bulge (v): To swell or curve outward.
- The walls bulge outward from the pressure.
Synonyms
- Protruding: Extending out, projecting.
- Swollen: Enlarged or puffed up, often from internal pressure.
- Distended: Swollen or stretched out, especially from internal pressure.
- Convex: Having a surface that curves outward like the exterior of a sphere.
Antonyms
- Sunken: Curved inward.
- Concave: Having a surface that curves inward like the interior of a bowl.
- Flat: Level and even; without curves or protrusions.
Adjective
- curving outward
- curving or bulging outward