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roundedround‧ed /ˈraʊndɪd/ adjective   - Her nails were perfectly rounded and painted with delicate pink nail-polish.
- The blocks have rounded edges that are safer for small children.
- The knife had a rounded wooden handle.
- Pinch one side of the dough until you have four pleats along the side and the dough is rounded and shell-like.
- Plate 4.3 shows a rounded exotic pebble in this deposit, with some men at the bottom to provide a scale.
- Rather than providing a rounded history of the revolution, historians with libertarian sympathies have concentrated on various specific themes in the revolution.
- They come in various shapes: erect, for instance, or conical, or rounded or with horizontal, spreading branches.
- X100's body will be rounded and sculpted, with soft, flowing lines and no hard edges or chrome highlights.
with curved or slightly round sides► curved neither straight nor completely round: · The entrance is formed by two curved rows of large stones.· The bird uses its long curved bill to dig out worms and small insects.· Shaving mirrors are slightly curved in order to magnify the image. ► rounded a rounded surface does not have any sharp edges or points: · The knife had a rounded wooden handle.· Her nails were perfectly rounded and painted with delicate pink nail-polish.· The blocks have rounded edges that are safer for small children. ► Shapes/Patternsarabesque, nounarc, nounarch, nounball, nounball, verbbar, nouncheck, nouncheckered, adjectivechevron, nouncoil, nounconical, adjectivecorrugated, adjectivecrescent, nouncrisscross, verbcrosswise, adverbcruciform, adjectivecube, nouncurl, verbcurl, nouncurvature, nouncurved, adjectivecurvy, adjectivecylinder, nouncylindrical, adjectivediagonal, adjectivediamond, noundisc, noundome, noundouble helix, nounellipse, nounelliptical, adjectivefloral, adjectiveformation, nounformless, adjectivegeometric, adjectiveglobe, nounglobular, adjectiveharlequin, adjectiveheart, nounhemisphere, nounheptagon, nounhexagon, nounhoneycomb, nounhooked, adjectivehump, noun-iform, suffixlattice, nounMaltese Cross, nounmoon, nounmottled, adjectiveoblong, adjectiveoctagon, nounoval, nounovoid, adjectiveparallelogram, nounpeak, nounpentagon, nounpentagram, nounperimeter, nounpointed, adjectivepyramid, nounquadrangle, nounquadrilateral, nounradial, adjectiverectangle, nounrectangular, adjectiverectilinear, adjectiveregular, adjectivereticulated, adjectiverhomboid, nounrhomboid, adjectiverhombus, nounroll, nounround, adjectiveround, nounround, verbrounded, adjectivesemicircle, nounsolid, nounspatial, adjectivesphere, nounspiral, nounspotted, adjectivesquare, adjectivesquared, adjectivestar, nounstripe, nounstriped, adjectivestripy, adjectivesymmetrical, adjectivesymmetry, nountabular, adjectivethree-cornered, adjectivethree-dimensional, adjectivetrapezium, nountrapezoid, nountrefoil, nountriangle, nountriangular, adjectivetubular, adjectiveundulate, verbvague, adjectiveveined, adjectiveV-formation, nounwavy, adjectivewhorl, nounwiggly, adjectivezigzag, noun ADVERB► more· The largest and most buzzard-like harrier of the region, with broader, more rounded wings and less graceful flight.· A more rounded performer than Fox, Lynagh is the best fly-half in the world.· However, the Marxist position is no more verifiable even if it constitutes a more rounded explanation.· This method gives a more rounded surface, suitable for fondant icing but not for a more formal royal-iced cake. nounroundroundersroundnessadjectiveroundroundedadverbroundroundlyverbround 1having a round shape SYN curved2having a wide range of qualities that make someone or something pleasant, balanced, and complete:  Psychology tests found me to be thoroughly rounded in skills and attitudes. → round2, well-rounded |