"extumescence" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Latin ex + tumescens, present participle of tumescere, inchoate from tumere (“to swell”). Compare French extumescence.",
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          "text": "Often did her hand press the soft extumescences growing from the sides",
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        "A swelling or rising."
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          "rising",
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  "word": "extumescence"
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