rounded
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- adjective
- /ˈraʊndɪd/
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redondeado
- The table had a design with rounded edges that made it safer for children.
Like I said, you have rounded corners, it's fine.
- Like I said, you have rounded corners, it's fine.
- So it's bad to keep it kind of rounded rather than two pointed.
- Sean in this most beautiful rounded small little tennis ball.
Examples
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This is just a rectangle with rounded corners and two holes.
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Why do these all have these rounded curved bottoms to them, right?
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I go high up and I'm going for a more rounded shape today.
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Gone for more of a kind of rounded lifted wing today.
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Like I said, you have rounded corners, it's fine.
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Sean in this most beautiful rounded small little tennis ball.
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And I'm kind of craving like a rounded shape to my eye today.
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I go to geometric, the rectangle with the rounded edges, what I always use.
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The artist prefers to use brushes that create rounded strokes for a softer effect.
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Her favorite vase is a beautiful ceramic piece with a rounded shape.
Synonyms
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Having the shape of a circle
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A shape or surface that bends smoothly without sharp angles
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Having smooth rounded shapes or lines
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A shape that is almost like a circle
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Round and shaped like a ball
A little round in shape like a small stone
Bending in a smooth rounded line instead of being straight
Antonyms
Compounds
How Rounded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rounded comes from the simple word round, which means 'circular' or 'curved', and the ending -ed shows 'having' that shape. So, rounded describes something with a smooth, curved form rather than sharp angles, like rounded letters or hills.