orbed
1
8.7
- adjective
- /ɔrbɪd/
:
esférico
- But at the tip top, there hangs by unseen film an orbed drop of light.
Examples
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The garden was decorated with orbed lights that illuminated the pathway at night.
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If you do, I really would like to see a full-orbed, robust response.
Blog text (13) -
If you do, I really would like to see a full-orbed, robust response, because I have tracked about 4-5, and they are all pure pragmatism when their onion layers are peeled away.
Blog text (13) -
A proven non-profit leader, he helped grow and lead a successful K-12 Christian school for twelve years, serving as principal while developing teachers, students, and curriculum with a full-orbed Biblical worldview.
Blog text (28) -
The live words of this writing of nature are, like nature itself, "waves" that cannot be chained by "hard pedantry" (CW 4:68), "one thing and the other thing, in the same moment," not to be "orbed" in a single thought (CW 3:139).
Academic text (1997) -
The artist created a stunning sculpture of an orbed glass that reflected light beautifully.
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The planet appeared as a bright orbed figure against the starry sky.
Synonyms
273
1.0
Having the shape of a circle or sphere
84
2.8
Having the shape of a circle
18
4.2
Round like a ball
11
6.3
Shaped like a round ball
5
5.8
Having a round, plump shape like a ball
1
2.8
A shape that is almost like a circle
1
2.3
Shaped like a ball or nearly round
1
7.6
Having the shape of a ball or an egg and almost round
1
2.4
Having a smooth, curved shape with no sharp points
Shaped like a ball
Having the shape of a round ball
Round or nearly round in shape
A shape that is round like a disk
Having a round shape like the moon
A little round in shape like a small stone
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Orbed comes from the root orb, which means 'circle' or 'round' and appears in the simple word orb and in orbit. So, orbed describes something that is 'round' or shaped like a ball.