INSET


Meaning of INSET in English

[in.set] n (1559) 1 a: a place where something flows in: channel b: a setting or flowing in

2: something that is inset: as a: a small graphic representation (as a map or picture) set within a larger one b: a piece of cloth set into a garment (as for decoration) c: a part or section of a utensil that fits into an outer part

[2]in.set vt inset or in.set.ted ; in.set.ting (1658) 1: set in; esp: to insert within something else in such a way as to be visible

2: to provide with an inset

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