volumed

• Adjetivo anticuado que se refiere a algo que tiene un número determinado de volúmenes (hablando de libros) o que posee un gran volumen o masa.

An archaic adjective meaning having a specified number of volumes (as in books) or having great volume or bulk.

1. Having a specified number of volumesC2formal

   Consisting of or having a given number or kind of volumes, often used in combination.

   que tiene un número especificado de volúmenes

   • The library boasts a multi-volumed encyclopedia.
   • He published a two-volumed history of the war.
   • The collection is a single-volumed anthology of poetry.

2. Formed in rounded massesC2formal

   Formed or rising in rounded, billowing masses, often describing clouds or smoke.

   Formado en masas redondeadas

   • Volumed clouds gathered on the horizon before the storm.
   • Smoke rose in volumed billows from the chimney.
   • The artist captured the volumed shapes of the fog in his painting.

   Sinónimosbillowingpuffyrollingroundedswelling

   Antónimosflatlevelplanarsmooth

3. Furnished with volumesC2formal

   Supplied or equipped with books or volumes.

   provisto de volúmenes

   • The study was a volumed room, lined with shelves from floor to ceiling.
   • His volumed office contained rare manuscripts.
   • The library is well-volumed with texts on ancient history.