Definition, synonyms and related words
simple past tense and past participle of insert
"The technician inserted a new memory chip into the old computer to improve its speed."
In plain English: To insert something means to put it inside another thing so that it fits properly.
"He inserted his hand into his pocket to pull out a coin."
Attached to or growing out of some part.
"A small branch was inserted into the main trunk of the ancient oak tree."
In plain English: Inserted means something has been put inside another thing so it is now part of that space.
"The inserted text disrupted the flow of his original story, making it sound unnatural to read aloud."
Usage: Use inserted as an adjective only when describing something that has been physically placed into another object, such as an inserted page in a book. Avoid using it for things merely attached on the surface; instead, choose words like "attached" or "mounted."