jut

/dʤʌt/
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jut

A single rock juts out from the cliff.

Definition
  1. Verb:

    • To extend out or project beyond a main surface or line; to stick out prominently.
    • To cause to project or protrude.
  2. Noun:

    • Something that bulges out, protrudes, or projects from its surroundings.
    • The act or fact of projecting outward.
Usage and Examples
  • Verb:

    • The cliff juts into the sea. (The cliff extends sharply out into the sea.)
    • Be careful not to hit the beam that juts from the wall. (Be careful not to hit the beam that sticks out from the wall.)
    • His chin jutted defiantly as he spoke. (His chin projected forward in a defiant manner as he spoke.)
  • Noun:

    • The map showed a small jut of land into the bay. (The map showed a small projection of land into the bay.)
    • The architect designed a dramatic jut of glass from the building's facade. (The architect designed a dramatic protrusion of glass from the building's front.)
Advanced Usage
  • "jut out": This is a very common phrasal verb form, emphasizing the action of extending outward.
    • Several large rocks jut out from the hillside, making the climb dangerous.
  • "jut forth": A more literary or formal synonym for "jut out."
    • Towers of ancient stone jutted forth against the sky.
Variants and Related Words
  • Jutting (adjective): Projecting outwards.
    • He has a jutting jaw.
  • Protrusion (noun): Something that protrudes; a synonym for the noun "jut."
  • Protuberance (noun): A thing that protrudes from something else; often used in technical or anatomical contexts.
Synonyms
  • Protrude: To stick out from a surface.
  • Project: To extend outward beyond something else.
  • Stick out: A more informal synonym.
  • Bulge: To swell or curve outward.
Antonyms
  • Recede: To move back or away.
  • Indent: To form a recess or hollow.
Related Phrases and Idioms
  • "jut one's chin/jaw": To thrust one's chin forward, often as a sign of determination, defiance, or deep thought.
    • She jutted her chin, ready to argue her point.
  • "jut into": Used to describe something projecting into a space (e.g., a bay, a room).
    • The peninsula juts into the ocean for miles.
jut

A single rock juts out from the cliff.

Noun
  1. the act of projecting out from something
  2. something that bulges out or is protuberant or projects from its surroundings
    • the gun in his pocket made an obvious bulge
    • the hump of a camel
    • he stood on the rocky prominence
    • the occipital protuberance was well developed
    • the bony excrescence between its horns
Verb
  1. extend out or project in space
    • His sharp nose jutted out
    • A single rock sticks out from the cliff