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Meanings of slight projection in English
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Usage of slight projection in English
1
His fingers touched a slight projection, which he pressed inwards and downwards.
2
Each slight projection makes a hole in the paper, and then the stencil idea begins again.
3
This was in black letters, sheltered by a slight projection of the rock which acted as a cornice.
4
His only detracting feature is a slight projection of the oral region, that unmistakable proof of African blood.
5
He no longer laughed when he fell back after losing his grip on some slight projection in the wall.
6
It was a slight projection, about as large as a button, in the inside of the chimney behind the mantel.
7
The letters were in black, just under a slight projection and were surprisingly distinct considering the forty-six years of exposure.
8
They were placed, without any order apparently, on every spot where a slight projection of the rock afforded a foundation.
9
Mendez fumbled along the wall, stumbled over some slight projection and swore; another step, and his groping hand would touch her.
10
When such parts are forced together a slight projection will be left in the form of a fin or an enlarged portion called an upset.
11
I was much struck by one very fine figure, majestic in walk, and Roman in face, except for a slight projection of the lower lip.
12
Mosses grew on the slight projections, and little shrubs sprouted out of the crevices, but could not much soften the stern aspect of the cliff.
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Slight projection through the time