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Synonym for round [noun]

The synonym round synonymous definition words:
means "thing"
rung, cross-piece, tread
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round [noun]

means "shape"
circle, ring, orb, globe, curve

round [noun]

means "event"
course, cycle, period, revolution, series, succession

round [adjective]

means "speech"
open, candid, frank, outspoken, plain, honest, fair

round [adjective]

means "sound"
full, sonorous

round [adjective]

means "shape"
circular, spherical, ring-shaped, rotund

round [adjective]

means "characteristic"
complete, finished, entire, full, whole, unbroken, accomplished
Further results for the word "round"

arch [verb]

means "direction"
curve, bend, round, hunch, camber, extend

ball [noun]

means "thing"
shot, shell, round, projectile, missile, bullet

bat [noun]

means "baseball concept"
round, turn, up

bicycle [noun]

means "wheel"
circle, round, cycle

bullet [noun]

means "thing"
shot, shell, round, projectile, missile, ball

burst [noun]

means "activity"
volley, round, salvo, discharge

chubby [adjective]

means "fat"
buxom, plump, portly, round, stout, corpulent

circle [noun]

means "shape"
ring, round, disk, hoop, circuit, circumference

curve [noun]

means "arch"
bend, round, hunch, camber, extend, stretch

cycle [noun]

means "thing"
wheel, circle, round, bicycle

disk [noun]

means "shape"
ring, round, circle, hoop, circuit, circumference

ellipse [noun]

means "circle"
circumvention, ring, circuit, apogee, round, orbit

gyration [noun]

means "rotation"
circulation, circuit, revolution, cycle, round, turn

lap [noun]

means "circuit"
course, loop, round, race, distance

orbit [noun]

means "shape"
circle, circumvention, ring, circuit, apogee, round

phase [noun]

means "step"
level, stage, procedure, point, round, degree

plump [adjective]

means "body"
portly, round

polish [verb]

means "activity"
shine, brighten, perfect, burnish, round, sleek

post [noun]

means "position"
appointment, assignment, office, beat, round, station

revolution [noun]

means "rotation"
circulation, circuit, gyration, cycle, round, turn

rotund [adjective]

means "circular"
spherical, ring-shaped, round

salvo [noun]

means "volley"
round, burst, discharge

spherical [adjective]

means "circular"
round, ring-shaped, rotund

step [noun]

means "phase"
level, stage, procedure, point, round, degree

through [object]

means "via"
around, over, round, throughout

throughout [object]

means "via"
around, over, round, through, during

via [object]

means "direction"
through, around, over, round, throughout

around [object]

means "quantity"
about, approximately, close to, almost, roughly, rounded off

round out [verb]

means "complement"
add to, fill out, complete, culminate, supplement, cap, correlate

roundabout [adjective]

means "circuitous"
devious, winding, tortuous, oblique

rounded [adjective]

means "dull"
unsharpened, not sharp, blunt

almost [object]

means "quantity"
about, approximately, close to, around, roughly, rounded off

blunt [adjective]

means "dull"
unsharpened, not sharp, rounded

circuitous [adjective]

means "devious"
roundabout, winding, tortuous, oblique

curvaceous [adjective]

means "well-developed"
built, rounded, stacked

devious [adjective]

means "circuitous"
roundabout, winding, tortuous, oblique

excursion [noun]

means "journey"
picnic, cruise, ramble, roundabout, expedition, jaunt

full [adjective]

means "sound"
resonant, rounded, throaty, deep, loud

indirect [adjective]

means "circuitous"
meandering, circular, collateral, oblique, roundabout

oblique [adjective]

means "indirect"
devious, circuitous, furtive, roundabout, underhanded, vague

obtuse [adjective]

means "blunt"
dull, rounded, stolid, not sharp

plump [adjective]

means "property"
full, ample, blunt, rounded, complete, direct

roughly [object]

means "approximately"
about, around, rounded off, in round numbers

sinuous [adjective]

means "devious"
indirect, roundabout


throaty [adjective]

means "resonant"
rounded, full, deep, loud

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