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indent

[in-dent, in-dent, in-dent] / ɪnˈdɛnt, ˈɪn dɛnt, ɪnˈdɛnt /


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Even very large events, such as Covid or the collapse of Soviet industry, at most leave a noticeable indent only on the varying annual rate of emissions increase, not overall atmospheric CO2.

From The Wall Street Journal

Use the tines of a fork to flatten and indent crisscross patterns over the tops of each cookie.

From Salon

For the cookies, shape the dough into 1-inch balls, indenting each with your thumb.

From Salon

Her bare feet make indents in the ice as she walks, which shouldn’t be possible.

From Literature

Gaby said her scars were bigger than she expected, with one on her leg from a skin graft and an indent on her face from the tumour, but she found them "quite cool now".

From BBC