Definitions and Examples of round, circular, spherical
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a circular shape or appearance.
Example
The moon is a round object in the sky.
Having the form of a circle; round.
Example
The wheels on the car were circular in shape.
Having the shape of a sphere; round and three-dimensional.
Example
The Earth is a spherical planet.
Key Differences: round vs circular vs spherical
- 1Round describes a shape that is circular or curved.
- 2Circular describes a shape that is perfectly round or has a circular form.
- 3Spherical describes a shape that is round and three-dimensional, like a ball or a globe.
Effective Usage of round, circular, spherical
- 1Geometry: Use these antonyms to describe shapes in geometry class.
- 2Art: Incorporate these antonyms to describe shapes in art class.
- 3Engineering: Utilize these antonyms to describe shapes in engineering projects.
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Remember this!
The antonyms round, circular, and spherical describe shapes that are not flat or straight, but rather have curves or a circular form. Use these words to describe shapes in geometry, art, and engineering projects.
