noun
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A smaller thing set into a larger thing, such as a small picture inside a larger one.
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Anything inserted.
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A small piece of material used to strengthen a garment.
verb
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To set in; infix or implant.
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To insert something.
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To add an inset to something.
Examples of insets in a Sentence
Attractive mahogany mantle with carved pillars, tiled insets with coal effect gas fire.
They tend to be less expensive but in many cases just as beautiful.Traditional doors can have glass insets in the door just like carriage doors.
Zips featured strongly, with zipped insets on trouser hems and zip sweatshirt tops worn with chunky balaclava hoods and football-based T-shirt prints.
If buying gold jewelry with stone insets like diamonds, rubies, emeralds or any other gemstones, always ask about the quality and purity of the stones used.
When treating your yard for insects, it is best to wait until dusk when mosquitoes come out and many beneficial insets go into hiding for the night.
If you have paladin windows, then look for arched glass insets in the garage door.
If your home is an Arts and Crafts bungalow style, then look for lots of firm, horizontal lines and multi-paned glass insets.
It has flirty lace trim at the hem and insets in back for graceful swing.
Clear crystal insets are scattered generously across the bezel and the knotted chain bracelet.
Tap pants usually have lace insets and came with full slips that featured matching insets.
Some use v-shaped insets near the waist and crotch, while others have actual cutouts along the hips and buttocks.
You can get them in solid colors or with lace insets.
However, the design of the knickers hasn't changed, and you can get modern ones in a variety of colors and insets.