rotundity
[ roh-tuhn-di-tee ]
noun,plural ro·tun·di·ties.
the condition or quality of roundness or plumpness, as of an object or person.
fullness, as in tone or speech.
a full or rounded tone, phrase, or the like: oratorical rotundities.
Origin of rotundity
1- Sometimes ro·tund·ness [roh-tuhnd-nis] /roʊˈtʌnd nɪs/ .
Other words from rotundity
- sub·ro·tun·di·ty, noun
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How to use rotundity in a sentence
There were brunettes of generous ovals, and blondes of heroic rotundities, and every scheme of shape between.
We Can't Have Everything | Rupert HughesShe merely sported, pursuing him with gay ridicule, mangling his pet quotations, smiling at his swelling rotundities.
Lalage's Lovers | George A. BirminghamPete's glistening little eyes lingered in appraisal upon her noble rotundities and her dangling quarry.
Somewhere in Red Gap | Harry Leon Wilson
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