rounding
/ˈraʊndɪŋ/
adjective
- Having a curved or circular shape; used to describe something that is becoming or has become round.
- She preferred a rounding silhouette for the dress design.
- The rounding hills looked like gentle waves in the distance.
- The artist used a rounding brush to create soft edges in the painting.
noun
- The process of replacing a number with an approximate value, usually to a specified number of decimal places or significant figures.
- The teacher explained that rounding to the nearest ten makes large numbers easier to work with.
- When calculating the bill, rounding up to the nearest dollar is common practice.
- The software uses automatic rounding to avoid long decimal results.
- The act of making something curved or smooth in shape.
- Rounding the corners of the metal sheet prevents sharp injuries.
- The potter focused on the gentle rounding of the bowl's rim.
- The carpenter spent an hour on the rounding of the table's edges.