rondure Antonyms
Meaning of rondure
Webster
rondure (n.)
A round; a circle.
Roundness; plumpness.
rondure Sentence Examples
- The graceful rondure of the arched bridge spanned the river like a gentle embrace.
- Her face radiated a soft rondure, its curves reminiscent of a blooming flower.
- The moon's radiant rondure hung low in the sky, casting an ethereal glow upon the landscape.
- The ancient tree exhibited a gnarled rondure, its trunk twisted and weathered by time.
- The painting depicted a voluptuous goddess, her hips forming an alluring rondure.
- The sculptor meticulously chiseled the rondure of the statue's face, capturing its delicate contours.
- The rolling hills swelled into gentle rondure, providing a panoramic view of the countryside.
- The ballerina's pirouette displayed the perfect rondure of her extended leg.
- The bowl's shallow rondure allowed it to hold a generous portion of soup.
- The symphony's finale reached a crescendo with a sweeping rondure of strings and brass.
FAQs About the word rondure
A round; a circle., Roundness; plumpness.
loop, round, ring, circle, egg, sphere, clump, wad, globe,oval
block, square, square,block, cube, rectangle, rectangle,cube,
The graceful rondure of the arched bridge spanned the river like a gentle embrace.
Her face radiated a soft rondure, its curves reminiscent of a blooming flower.
The moon's radiant rondure hung low in the sky, casting an ethereal glow upon the landscape.
The ancient tree exhibited a gnarled rondure, its trunk twisted and weathered by time.
