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Qu'est-ce (qui) est rotundity - définition
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rotundity
n.
Roundness, sphericity, rotundness, globosity.
Rotundity
·noun Hence, completeness; entirety; roundness.
II. Rotundity ·noun The state or quality of being rotu/; roundness; sphericity; circularity.
Rotund
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MEDICAL CONDITION IN WHICH EXCESS BODY FAT HARMS HEALTH
Obese; Morbid obesity; Corpulence; Environmental causes of obesity; Dunlap disease; Dunlap Disease; Fat people; Obesity treatment; Fat Guy; Obesity, morbid; Weight control; Severe obesity; Flabbiness; Genetics and obesity; Obecity; Obseity; Fat dude; Obesityness; Clinically severe obesity; Corpulent; Exogenous obesity; Adult Obesity; Adult obesity; Overobesity; Overobeseness; Clinical obesity; Clinically obese; Adipositas; Weight problem; Super obese; Obeast; Morbidogenic; Fat person; Effects of obesity on health; Hamplanet; Rotund; Human obesity; Overfat; Economic impact of obesity; Health risks of obesity; Causes of obesity
·adj Orbicular, or nearly so.
II. Rotund ·adj Hence, complete; entire.
III. Rotund ·adj Round; circular; spherical.
IV. Rotund ·noun A Rotunda.
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Exemples du corpus de texte pour rotundity
1. The problem of rotundity is so acute now, says Lunn, because our bodies, male or female, are designed to lay down fat in times of plenty.
2. Following her role as the big–pant wearing character, 38–year–old Renee shrank to a shocking size zero on a macrobiotic diet of lean fish, rice and vegetables, as well as enduring a gruelling two–hour daily workout with her personal trainer to shed all traces of rotundity.
3. Believing that government officials needed titles to preserve their dignity, he proposed that America‘s first president be known as "His Highness the President of the United States of America, and Protector of Their Liberties." (Thankfully, the House of Representatives rejected the proposal, though an unofficial title, "His Rotundity," was bestowed on Adams.) A truism during the early years of the Revolution was that "where annual elections end, tyranny begins." At this point in our quadrennial spectacle of electing a president, though, I suspect few in this country would support making the campaign an annual process.