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rotund

/roʊˈtʌnd/

Traduction: Se dit d'une personne ronde et replète, ou d'un style de discours riche et ample.

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adjective

/roʊˈtʌnd/C2formal
  • frSe dit d'une personne ronde et replète, ou d'un style de discours riche et ample.

Describes a person who is round and plump in shape, or a style of speech that is rich and full in sound.

  1. Spherical in shapeC1formal

    Having a round, spherical, or globular form.

    frsphérique

    • The rotund shape of the ancient vase was admired by all.
    • The building's rotund dome dominated the skyline.
    • He drew a perfectly rotund circle on the board.

    Synonymesball-shapedgloboseglobularorbicularroundspherical

    Antonymesangularflatleanslenderthin

  2. Full and rich soundC2formal

    Describing a voice or sound that is deep, resonant, and full-bodied.

    frSon plein et riche

    • The actor's rotund voice filled the theater.
    • The rotund tones of the cello were deeply moving.
    • He spoke in a rotund, oratorical manner.

    Synonymesdeepfull-bodiedresonantrichsonorous

    Antonymesflatharshnasalreedythin

  3. Excessively fatB2formal

    Having a plump, stout, or corpulent body shape.

    frobèse, corpulent

    • The rotund gentleman struggled to fit into the small chair.
    • A rotund cat sat lazily on the windowsill.
    • The character was described as a rotund, jolly innkeeper.

    Synonymeschubbycorpulentfatfleshyheavyobeseoverweightplumpportlypudgystouttubby

    Antonymesgauntleanskinnyslimthin

Formes
  • more rotund comparative form
  • most rotund superlative form
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