abgerundeter

Abgerundeter is a German adjective that translates to "rounded" or "smoothed" in English. It is derived from the verb "abrunden," which means to round off or to round down. The adjective is used to describe objects or concepts that have a less sharp, more continuous, or more pleasing contour.

In a physical sense, "abgerundeter" can describe the edges of an object that have been smoothed or chamfered, making them less sharp and potentially safer or more aesthetically pleasing. For example, a table with "abgerundete Ecken" (rounded corners) would have edges that are not sharp to the touch.

Beyond the physical, "abgerundeter" can also be used figuratively. It might describe a process that has been smoothed out, meaning difficulties or rough patches have been resolved. It can also refer to a compromise or a solution that is less extreme or more palatable, having been "rounded" to satisfy different parties. In mathematics, it can refer to rounding numbers, though the specific term "gerundet" is more common for numerical rounding. However, "abgerundeter Wert" could imply a value that has been adjusted to be less precise or more generalized. The context in which "abgerundeter" is used will determine its precise meaning.