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1. (adj.) convex
curved or rounded outward like the outside of a circle or sphere.
2. convex
(of a polygon) having all interior angles less than or equal to 180°.
3. (n.) convex
a convex surface, part, line, or thing.
Etymology: (1565–75; < L convexus=con-con - +-vexus, perh. <*wek-sos, der. of base of vehere to carry, bring, if orig. sense was “brought together (to a point)”)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) convex, bulging
curving or bulging outward
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| Definition of 'convex' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) convex
rising or swelling into a spherical or rounded form; regularly protuberant or bulging; -- said of a spherical surface or curved line when viewed from without, in opposition to concave
2. (noun) convex
a convex body or surface
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Sense: (of an object or surface) curved outwards, like the surface of the eye
a convex lens.
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 Afrikaans: konveks, bolrond |
 Arabic: مُحَدَّب |
 Bulgarian: изпъкнал |
 Brazilian: convexo |
 Czech: vypouklý |
 German: konvex |
 Danish: konveks; udadbuet |
 Greek: κυρτός |
 Spanish: convexo |
 Estonian: kumer |
 Farsi: محدب؛ برجسته |
 Finnish: kupera |
 French: convexe |
 Hebrew: קָמוּר |
 Hindi: उत्तल |
 Croatian: izbočen, ispupčen |
 Hungarian: domború |
 Indonesian: cembung |
 Icelandic: kúptur |
 Italian: convesso |
 Japanese: 凸状の |
 Korean: 볼록한 |
 Lithuanian: išgaubtas |
 Latvian: izliekts |
 Malay: cembung |
 Dutch: bol |
 Norwegian: utbuet, konveks |
 Polish: wypukły |
 Persian: محدب؛ برجسته |
 Pashto: محدب |
 Portuguese: convexo |
 Romanian: convex |
 Russian: выпуклый |
 Slovak: vypuklý |
 Slovenian: izbokel |
 Serbian: ispupčen |
 Swedish: konvex |
 Thai: นูน |
 Turkish: dışbükey |
 Taiwanese: 凸面的，凸起的 |
 Ukrainian: опуклий; випуклий |
 Urdu: محدب |
 Vietnamese: lồi |
 Chinese: 凸面的，凸起的 |
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