rounded
UK: ˈraʊndɪd | US: ˈraʊndɪd
adj. having a smooth, curved surface or shape
adj. (of a number) adjusted to a convenient or whole value
adj. (of a person) well-developed or balanced in personality or skills
The word "rounded" combines "round," derived from Old French "rond" (meaning circular), which traces back to Latin "rotundus" (round, spherical). The suffix "-ed" is an Old English past participle marker, here used to form an adjective indicating a state or quality. Together, "rounded" literally means "made round," later extending metaphorically to describe completeness or balance in non-physical contexts (e.g., "a rounded education").
The table had smooth, rounded edges for safety.
She gave a rounded estimate of the project cost.
His travels contributed to his rounded worldview.
The artist preferred rounded shapes in her sculptures.
The final figure was rounded to the nearest hundred.