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Meanings of projecting in English

Extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary.

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Usage of projecting in English
1
He also sent Seleccio Natural after projecting it for a few days.
Climbing Magazine
2
Long are the projecting beams of pine; Large are the many pillars.
The Shih King, or, Book of Poetry / From the Sacred Books of the...
3
In other respects, they are well-proportioned; though the belly seems rather projecting.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume...
4
The tide was high again; he could barely pass the projecting point.
Beatrice
5
Caroline sees the film as a 'Mars-Venus' take on love and projecting.
Rock and Ice Magazine
6
On the first of the projecting jetties of Dymchurch-wall the vessel struck.
Thrilling Stories Of The Ocean / From Authentic Accounts Of Mode...
7
She did not give a reason for the projecting a lower number.
Reuters
8
We're projecting he'll be the top Lowchen in the country next year.
The new yorker
9
The eyes were in good preservation, prominent, and with the eyeballs projecting.
The Naturalist in Nicaragua
10
One thing that has survived is the penchant for projecting the future.
The new yorker
11
The company focused on projecting a faux hipster vibe for the product.
Wired
12
The den was an apartment projecting from the back of the house.
The House of Souls
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AND now we had climbed to the summit of the projecting cliff.
A Hero of Our Time
14
That I was not to loose the projecting foot of the vessel-
The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.
15
Grasping the hilt of the projecting sword, he drew it out easily.
Myths and Legends of All Nations / Famous Stories from the Greek...
16
Roldan made a wild lurch for the projecting floor of the belfry.
The Valiant Runaways
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United Kingdom
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