protrude
/ˈprɒtruːd/; /ˈproʊtrʊd/Definitions
1. verb
to stick out or project from a surface; to extend beyond a surrounding area or surface
“The roof’s sharp edge began to protrude from the snow”
2. verb
to be prominent or noticeable
“The talented singer will protrude from the rest of the contestants”
3. verb
to be or become prominent or noticeable in a particular context
“The new policy will protrude the company’s commitment to sustainability”
4. noun
a part of a surface that sticks out or projects from the main area
“The protrude of the building’s design caught everyone’s attention”