rotund — having a round, plump, or spherical shape; (of a person) having a full, rounded figure
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a round, plump, or spherical shape; (of a person) having a full, rounded figure
Pronunciation (IPA): /roʊˈtʌnd/
Korean meaning: 둥글고 통통한; (사람이) 뚱뚱하고 동그란
Korean pronunciation: 로**턴**드
Example Sentences
- Santa Claus is famously rotund with his jolly belly.
- The rotund cat could barely squeeze through the cat door.
- His rotund appearance made him perfect for the role of a jolly innkeeper.
rotund
ADJECTIVE//roʊˈtʌnd//
having a round, plump, or spherical shape; (of a person) having a full, rounded figure
The rotund baker cheerfully kneads dough in his cozy village bakery
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The rotund sage finds wisdom profound while seated on the ground.
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Origin
From Latin 'rotundus' meaning 'round' or 'circular,' which is derived from 'rota' meaning 'wheel.' The word entered English in the 15th century through French influence.
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“Santa Claus is famously rotund with his jolly belly.”
“The rotund cat could barely squeeze through the cat door.”
“His rotund appearance made him perfect for the role of a jolly innkeeper.”
“The rotund vase displayed beautiful flowers in the center of the table.”
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