1. a gracefully rounded form or curve
Usage: literary; archaic
2. something that is round or circular in shape
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The poet praised the rondure of the moon against the night sky.
• Artists often seek to capture the perfect rondure in their sculptures.
• The rondure of the hill created a pleasing silhouette.
• Shakespeare wrote of the earth’s rondure in his plays.
• The architect admired the rondure of the ancient dome.
• The rondure of her face was illuminated by candlelight.