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| in·set [ in sét ] |
transitive verb (past and past participle in·set, present participle in·set·ting, 3rd person present singular in·sets) |
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place smaller thing in larger thing: to insert something into a larger thing, e.g. a gem in a ring or a small map in the corner of a larger map
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noun (plural in·sets) |
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1. thing placed in something larger: something inserted into a larger thing
 a map of the state with city maps as insets
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2. geography channel: a place where something flows in, especially the tide
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