bombe
- adjective
- /bɑmˈbeɪ/
- Specialized
- The new sofa has a bombe shape that adds elegance to the room.
Examples
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Her favorite piece in the room was a bombe nightstand with ornate carvings.
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The museum displayed a bombe commode from the eighteenth century.
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The cabinetmaker crafted a bombe dresser with beautifully curved sides.
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I love the bombe design of this vintage chair.
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The cabinetmaker crafted a bombe dresser with beautifully curved sides.
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Her favorite piece in the room was a bombe nightstand with ornate carvings.
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The new sofa has a bombe shape that adds elegance to the room.
Synonyms
Having a rounded top like a roof or a turtle shell
Having a round, swollen shape like a bulb
Having a round shape that is wider in the middle like a drum
Sticks out from a surface in a round or curved way
Antonyms
How Bulging
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bombe comes from French bombé, which means 'rounded' or 'bulging', like a smooth 'bump' that pushes a surface outward. That's why a bombe dresser or nightstand has sides that curve out in a gentle, rounded shape.