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She is short and rotund with a personality that lights the room.
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Peter Van Houten wore a white linen suit, tailored to account for his rotundity, a powder-blue dress shirt, and a green tie.† (source)
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With the lean uprightness of the former looking down upon the squat rotundity of the latter, one could not help but think of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza on the plains of the Sierra Morena.† (source)
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When Ralph Izard suggested that Adams himself be bestowed with a title, "His Rotundity," the joke rapidly spread.† (source)
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They drank to rotundity.† (source)
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The round-headed clouds never dwindled as they bowled along, but kept every atom of their rotundity.† (source)
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Sunlight slanted in from the left, casting a shadow on half of his rotund face.† (source)
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Squeezing his rotundity past the obstructing passengers he entered the compartment, Poirot close behind him.† (source)
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To Tess's horror the dark queen began stripping off the bodice of her gown—which for the added reason of its ridiculed condition she was only too glad to be free of—till she had bared her plump neck, shoulders, and arms to the moonshine, under which they looked as luminous and beautiful as some Praxitelean creation, in their possession of the faultless rotundities of a lusty country-girl.† (source)
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The rotund Ogden Morrow was naturally charismatic, and he handled all of the company's business affairs and public relations.† (source)
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But his figure fell into rotundity at the waist, his hair was scant and grey and his face, when the waves of expression had passed over it, had a ravaged look.† (source)
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A short, rotund woman with cropped and curled hair, beautifully clear, dark skin, and a radiant smile walked out.† (source)
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Then, in a flash, I perceived that all had the same form of costume, the same soft hairless visage, and the same girlish rotundity of limb.† (source)
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Teabing laughed heartily, patting his rotund belly.† (source)
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There was, moreover, a boldness and rotundity of speech among these matrons, as most of them seemed to be, that would startle us at the present day, whether in respect to its purport or its volume of tone.† (source)
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He was not quite as rotund as the Slughorn Harry knew, though the golden buttons on his richly embroidered waistcoat were taking a fair amount of strain.† (source)
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