spherical , auch: spheric

Or at least it had been spherical to start with.

When people thought the earth was spherical, they were wrong.

This particular growing thing was perhaps two feet across, its main part spherical.

The mass of people, however, did not see it as spherical.

And what sense is there in a spherical surface that big?

In the center of the spherical area was another sphere.

There are three big spherical shells, one inside the other.

The fans are right up top of you with the spherical way it's built.

The object no longer seemed spherical; they were too close for that.

Every educated person before 1500 knew that the world was spherical.

Their heads were nearly spherical and about the volume of a man's.

The world was rapidly taking on its true spherical shape.

These spherical objects do not order themselves in solution, however.

This thing you've got here seems, on the other hand, to be just one single spherical cloud.

A spherical surface like that of the Earth provides a simple example.

You could see it because the cloud had lost its spherical shape.

The hull is spherical, and much smaller than this one.

Was this, though, any different from living on the surface of a spherical world like Earth planet?

When spherical, then it would be a ball of 131.1 light years in diameter.

The primary has a rotation period of 2.7097 0.0001 hours and may be nearly spherical.

The nest is spherical, with an entrance on the side.

They were overhead, at the center of the spherical shell.

She could clearly see the presence of not just two spherical balls, but three.

He had pushed it into a shape that was more or less spherical.

He learned a lot, including the fact that fish had hard, clear, spherical lenses in the middle of their eyes.