Part of speech

Noun

Phonetic transcription

/kon.βeˈksi.ðað/

How the word is used

"Convexidad" is a noun in Spanish that refers to the quality or state of being convex. It is commonly used in both oral and written contexts, especially in mathematical or technical discussions. The frequency of use is moderate, more commonly seen in written texts and technical or academic discussions than in casual oral conversations.

Example sentences

1. La convexidad del espejo hacía que la imagen se viera más grande.

2. The convexity of the mirror made the image look bigger.

3. La convexidad de la lente ayuda a enfocar la luz en un punto específico.

4. The convexity of the lens helps focus light on a specific point.

Idiomatic expressions

In Spanish, "convexidad" is mainly used in technical contexts, so it is not typically part of idiomatic expressions.

Etymology

The word "convexidad" comes from the Latin term "convexitas," derived from "convexus," which means vaulted, arched, or convex.

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: curvatura, redondez
• Antonyms: concavidad, contractividad