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Wat (wie) is rotundness - definitie


Rotundness      
·noun Roundness; rotundity.
rotundness      
n.
Rotund         
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MEDICAL CONDITION IN WHICH EXCESS BODY FAT HARMS HEALTH
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·adj Orbicular, or nearly so.
II. Rotund ·adj Hence, complete; entire.
III. Rotund ·adj Round; circular; spherical.
IV. Rotund ·noun A Rotunda.