round out

as inswell
as infill out
as incomplete
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Word Origin & History

late 13c., from Anglo-French rounde, Old French roont (12c., Modern French rond), probably originally *redond, from Vulgar Latin *retundus (cf. Provençal redon, Spanish redondo, Old Italian ritondo), from Latin rotundus "like a wheel, circular, round," related to rota "wheel" (see rotary).

As an adverb from c.1300; as a preposition from c.1600. In many uses it is a shortened form of around. The French word is the source of Middle Dutch ront (Dutch rond), Middle High German runt (German rund) and similar Germanic words.

Of numbers from mid-14c., from earlier sense "full, complete, brought to completion" (mid-14c., notion of symmetry extended to that of completeness). First record of round trip is from 1844, originally of railways. Round heels attested from 1926, in reference to incompetent boxers, 1927 in reference to loose women, in either case implying an inability to avoid ending up flat on one's back.

Example Sentences forround out

We just need her to round out, I was going to say, the atmosphere.

To complete it, he had felt that he must round out his days with the woman he loved.

Can you think of anything I might add, to round out the tale, as it were?

In other words, you could only round out your life by rubbing shoulders with disreputables.

The process of taking the round out of a book when the edge is cut.

There was nothing left for it but to attempt to round out the night with sleep.

The following outline may, therefore, help to round out the picture.

When books are cut in boards it is necessary to take the round out of the back.

I'll stay here and round out a couple of other ideas for his campaign.

This day holds the moment which is to round out the fulness of time.

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