Rounded

/ˈraʊndɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To make or become rounded.

The sculptor rounded the edges of the statue for a softer appearance.

adjective

Having a smooth, curved shape or outline; not sharp or angular.

The table had rounded edges to prevent accidents.

Characterized by a full or plump form.

She has a rounded figure that she embraces.

In mathematics, the process of adjusting a number to a nearby, often simpler number, especially to the nearest whole number or decimal place.

After calculating the total, I rounded the number to the nearest hundred.

Derived from the Middle English 'rounden', meaning to make round.

rounded edges

Edges that are smoothed and curved rather than sharp.

rounded personality

A personality that is well-developed and balanced.

round

Having the shape of a circle or cylinder.

curve

A smoothly flowing, continuous line or path.

To summarize or simplify something.

Let me round that up for you.

To complete a task fully.

We rounded off the project successfully.