Meanings of roundedness in English

In fact, one was conscious of a general well-roundedness about her.

There is nothing that expresses the roundedness of human beings more than storytelling.

And it turns out his views on well-roundedness are more nuanced than they may first appear.

But, equally, his search for distinctive expression at times subverts the roundedness that is the mark of great song.

We characterize the tilings by the distributions of polygon reduced area, a scale-free measure of the roundedness of polygons.

The solitariness of the life breeds in the men, as in the plants, a certain well-roundedness and sufficiency to its own ends.

The thing has its limitations, I should think, for the fictionist, chiefly in a sort of roundedness which leaves little play to the imagination.