Insert

Pronunciation: /ˌɪnˈsɜːrt/

Insert (verb)

  1. To place something into another thing.
  2. To add words or numbers into a document or text.

Examples

  • Please insert the key into the lock.
  • Insert the batteries into the remote control.

Common collocations: insert a coin, insert a card, insert into, insert a paragraph, insert text

Insert (noun)

  1. An object or piece placed inside something else.
  2. A section of text added to a document.

Examples

  • The magazine includes an insert with coupons.
  • The editor requested an insert for clarity.

Synonyms of Insert

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Neutral

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Antonyms of Insert

  • opposite action of taking out
  • opposite action of pulling out