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1. (n.) convexity
the state of being convex.
2. convexity
a convex surface or thing.
Etymology: (1590–1600; < L)
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| Definition of 'convexity' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) convexity, convexness
the property possessed by a convex shape
2. (noun) convex shape, convexity
a shape that curves or bulges outward
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| Definition of 'convexity' |
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1. (noun) convexity
the state of being convex; the exterior surface of a convex body; roundness
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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: bolrondheid |
 Arabic: تَحَدُّب، احْديداب |
 Bulgarian: изпъкналост |
 Brazilian: convexidade |
 Czech: vypuklost, vypuklina |
 German: konvexe Form |
 Danish: konveksitet |
 Greek: κυρτότητα |
 Spanish: convexidad |
 Estonian: kumerus |
 Farsi: تحدب؛ برجستگی |
 Finnish: kuperuus |
 French: convexité |
 Hebrew: קְמִירָה |
 Hindi: उत्तलता |
 Croatian: izbočenost, ispupčenost |
 Hungarian: domborúság |
 Indonesian: kecembungan |
 Icelandic: bunga,ávali |
 Italian: convessità |
 Japanese: 凸面 |
 Korean: 볼록함 |
 Lithuanian: išgaubtumas |
 Latvian: izliekums |
 Malay: kecembungan |
 Dutch: bolheid |
 Norwegian: utbuing, konveksitet |
 Polish: wypukłość |
 Persian: تحدب؛ برجستگی |
 Pashto: محدب |
 Portuguese: convexidade |
 Romanian: convexitate |
 Russian: выпуклость |
 Slovak: vypuklosť |
 Slovenian: izboklina |
 Serbian: ispupčenost |
 Swedish: konvexitet |
 Thai: ความนูน |
 Turkish: dışbükeylik |
 Taiwanese: 凸面 |
 Ukrainian: опуклість; випуклість |
 Urdu: محدب هونا |
 Vietnamese: tính lồi |
 Chinese: 凸面 |
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