Rondelle

Pronunciation: /rɑndɛl/

Definitions of rondelle

noun a small disk or wheel-like object, especially a decorative disk used in jewelry or as a component in a mechanical device

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a rondelle of cheese at the grocery store.

A2 She wore a necklace with a beautiful rondelle pendant.

B1 The chef used a rondelle of cucumber to garnish the salad.

B2 The artist created a stunning painting featuring a rondelle as the focal point.

C1 The intricate design of the chandelier included crystal rondelles that sparkled in the light.

C2 The jewelry designer crafted a stunning bracelet using rondelles of various gemstones.

Examples of rondelle in a Sentence

formal The chef carefully placed a rondelle of cucumber on top of the salad.

informal Can you pass me a rondelle of cheese for my sandwich?

slang I love snacking on rondelles of pepperoni while watching TV.

figurative Each rondelle of carrot represents a different aspect of our project.

Grammatical Forms of rondelle

• plural: rondelles
• comparative: more rondelle
• superlative: most rondelle
• present tense: rondelle
• future tense: will rondelle
• perfect tense: have rondelled
• continuous tense: is rondelling
• singular: rondelle
• positive degree: rondelle
• infinitive: to rondelle
• gerund: rondelling
• participle: rondelled

Origin and Evolution of rondelle

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'rondelle' originated from Old French, derived from the word 'rondel' meaning small circle or disk.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'rondelle' came to be used in English to refer to a small circular object or ornament, particularly in heraldry where it denotes a small circular charge on a shield or coat of arms.