Pronunciation: /kənˈvɛksəti/
noun the quality or state of being convex; a curved shape that bulges outward
A1 The convexity of the mirror made my reflection appear distorted.
A2 The convexity of the lens helped to focus the light onto the film.
B1 The convexity of the curve in the road made it difficult to see oncoming traffic.
B2 The convexity of the glass magnified the image on the other side.
C1 The convexity of the building's architecture created a unique and striking design.
C2 The convexity of the sculpture gave it a sense of movement and fluidity.
adjective convex
A1 The convexity of the mirror made my reflection appear distorted.
A2 The convexity of the lens helped to focus the light onto a single point.
B1 The convexity of the roof allowed rainwater to easily run off.
B2 The convexity of the glass magnified the image on the other side.
C1 The convexity of the sculpture gave it a three-dimensional appearance.
C2 The convexity of the curve created a sense of depth in the painting.
formal The convexity of the lens causes light to converge at a focal point.
informal The convexity of the mirror makes things look bigger.
slang I love how the convexity of the sunglasses makes my face look slimmer.
figurative The convexity of her argument made it impossible to refute.
convexities
more convex
most convex
convexes
will convex
have convexed
is convexing
convexity
convex
to convex
convexing
convexed