"rotundation" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From rotund + -ation.",
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          "ref": "1650, Golden Chaine of Time Leading unto Christ, Published by Act of the Last General Assembly, page 40:",
          "text": "Here there is not so large a rotundation but only of 50 days.",
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        {
          "ref": "1866, John Nelson, Pinaceæ: Being a Handbook of the Firs and Pines, Hatchard and Co., page 85:",
          "text": "In the angularity of a seed, or in the ineffable thickness of the membrane, or in the elongation or rotundation thereof, will never transform a deciduous Larch into an evergreen Cedar, nor a verdant Cedar into a Silver Fir.",
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          "ref": "2013, Lesley Wischmann, Andrew Erskine Dawson, This Far-Off Wild Land: The Upper Missouri Letters of Andrew Dawson, The Oklahoma University Press, page 249:",
          "text": "This is no country for bellies I assure you, though our food is all that I can desire yet the exercise required to procure it is a sure preventative against rotundation.",
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        "The state or quality of being rotund."
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        "(rare) The state or quality of being rotund."
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          "ref": "1866, John Nelson, Pinaceæ: Being a Handbook of the Firs and Pines, Hatchard and Co., page 85:",
          "text": "In the angularity of a seed, or in the ineffable thickness of the membrane, or in the elongation or rotundation thereof, will never transform a deciduous Larch into an evergreen Cedar, nor a verdant Cedar into a Silver Fir.",
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          "text": "This is no country for bellies I assure you, though our food is all that I can desire yet the exercise required to procure it is a sure preventative against rotundation.",
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        "(rare) The state or quality of being rotund."
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