globular Synonyms
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globular Meaning
globular (s)
having the shape of a sphere or ball
globular (a.)
Globe-shaped; having the form of a ball or sphere; spherical, or nearly so; as, globular atoms.
globular Sentence Examples
- The majestic oak tree possessed a globular crown, its branches spreading outward in a perfect circle.
- The glistening raindrops hung like tiny, shimmering globes on the delicate petals of a rose.
- The doctor gently palpated the patient's abdomen, feeling a small, globular mass that raised concern.
- The artist meticulously painted the globular shape of the grape, capturing its smooth and translucent skin.
- Scientists marveled at the stunning globular clusters of stars that adorned the night sky.
- The giant squid had massive, globular eyes that scanned the dark depths for prey.
- The spherical, globular shape of the planet's core hinted at its ancient origins.
- The sculptor carefully carved a globular base into the wooden statue, providing stability and visual interest.
- The chemist experimented with globular molecules, seeking to understand their unique properties.
- Ancient mariners often used globular astrolabes to navigate the vast expanse of the open seas.
FAQs About the word globular
having the shape of a sphere or ballGlobe-shaped; having the form of a ball or sphere; spherical, or nearly so; as, globular atoms.
cylindric, cylindrical,spherical, curved, circular, discoidal, annular, global,round, oval
nonspherical,nonspherical,,
The majestic oak tree possessed a globular crown, its branches spreading outward in a perfect circle.
The glistening raindrops hung like tiny, shimmering globes on the delicate petals of a rose.
The doctor gently palpated the patient's abdomen, feeling a small, globular mass that raised concern.
The artist meticulously painted the globular shape of the grape, capturing its smooth and translucent skin.
