insert
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈɪnˌsɜrt/
:
inserto
- The shape of the bag is changed until the final insert contour is reflected in it.
- molded insert
- flat insert
- custom insert
But they would put poster inserts in newspaper stands, right?
- But they would put poster inserts in newspaper stands, right?
- What about the shoes that have the little inserts for the toes?
- Your bra insert is the only makeup sponge you ever needed.
- I bought these from H&M; maybe two years ago now, and I also bought the insert from H&M; as well.
Examples
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In cases where substantial spinal deformity exists, the insert is hand-carved to accommodate the client.
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What about the shoes that have the little inserts for the toes?
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- It's gonna be an insert in the paper.
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So I am going to make an insert that fits in there.
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So we're going to take the the insert, we're going to stick it in the bottom of the bucket.
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You look at the packet insert.
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We're gonna start with one of my favorites, Angels We Have Heard on High, which you can find on the insert in your program.
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Man, you need some comfort inserts, or arch support, or something.
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So now I've got a nice short bit of pipe with the inserts in on both sides.
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The doctor handed me the patient information insert before I left the clinic.
Synonyms
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3.7
An extra thing that is part of a larger item or package
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6.9
A piece of material placed into clothing and furniture to add decoration or strength
How Large
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word insert for a physical piece comes from Latin parts in- 'into' and serere 'to join', and serere is like the English word 'join'. So an insert is something 'joined into' another object, which is why it is a piece placed inside a box, book, or magazine to add or protect information.