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Meanings of more rotund in English

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Usage of more rotund in English
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But the farmers' most valuable asset was a more rotund and short-legged creature.
97 orchard: an edible history of five immigrant families in one ...
2
They were larger, more rotund, and older than mother, whose appearance struck me by contrast.
The Morgesons: A Novel
3
It was 2006 when we encountered a more rotund version of Finegan on the downslope of a fine career.
The Irish Times
4
Since his ignominious departure to Lebanon two years ago, Omar Bakri has grown more rotund and he doesn't like it.
The Irish Times
5
He has cut a more rotund, slightly more ponderous figure in the last 18 months, but remains a beautifully pure footballer.
The Irish Times
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It is more rotund than thick or heavy; it is not so much size as roundness; it is not mere plumpness, but form.
Field and Hedgerow: Being the Last Essays of Richard Jefferies
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Then all save the more rotund of the old women left the forecourt, while its remaining occupant said to me with a sigh:
Through Russia
8
The average form of the galaxies was much more rotund and much more gaseous, in fact much more primitive, for them than for us.
Star Maker
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The forms that weather out the formation above this, the Permian, appear to be more rotund, and tend more to domes and rounded hills.
Time and Change
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