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sphericalness

sphericalness

8.0
A state of being round like a ball
  • noun
  • /ˈsfɪrɪkəlnəs/
translation icon : esfericidad
  • Engineers tested the sphericalness of each ball bearing to ensure smooth operation.

Examples

  • The sphericalness of the planet was confirmed by satellite images.

  • Artists admired the perfect sphericalness of the crystal globe on display.

  • The sphericalness of the Earth is an important factor in geography.

  • The artist emphasized the sphericalness of the globe in her painting.

  • Engineers tested the sphericalness of each ball bearing to ensure smooth operation.

  • The sphericalness of the planet was confirmed by satellite images.

  • Artists admired the perfect sphericalness of the crystal globe on display.

Synonyms

roundness
vssphericalness
4 2.6

A shape with smooth curves and no sharp angles

is the specific quality of being a true ball not just curved or circular
sphericity
vssphericalness
  • Specialized
1 8.2

How closely something looks like a ball

is the plain quality of having a ball shape rather than a measured degree
globularness
vssphericalness
9.3

The round shape of something like a ball

is the precise property of being an exact ball shape rather than just ball like
globosity
vssphericalness
9.9

A round shape like a ball or fruit

is the strict full ball shape rather than something only almost ball shaped
rotundity
vssphericalness
8.7

The state of being round and full like a ball or planet

is the precise state of being a true ball rather than general 3D curved form
rotundness
vssphericalness
7.7

A shape that is round all around, like a ball or apple

is the precise state of being a true ball rather than general rounded 3D form

How Spherical

sphericalness
8.0
roundness
4 2.6
ovality
7.7
flatness
3 2.9

Surface Forms

sphericalness singular

Morphology

sphericalness = spherical (transparent) = sphere + ical + ness

The noun is a regular formation from the adjective 'spherical' using the productive suffix '-ness', so the meaning is directly derived.

Etymology

The word sphericalness comes from the Greek word sphaira, which means 'ball' or 'globe' and is the same root you see in sphere. So, sphericalness is the quality of being like a ball or having a round, globe shape.