ronde

[ rond ]

noun

, Printing.

1. a typeface imitative of upright, somewhat angular, handwriting.

Word History and Origins

Origin of ronde¹

1830–40; < French, noun use of feminine of rond round ¹

Example Sentences

Lots of La Ronde, entrances and exits, bedrooms and closed doors and nobody really gets any.

From The Daily Beast

The crenelated battlements were transformed into mere parapets, the chemins de ronde into terraces and hanging gardens.

From Project Gutenberg

La Ronde Denys says that nearly one thousand men were drowned, and that about two thousand died of injuries received.

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We then passed, due north, between it and Isle Ronde, which brought the wind again ahead.

From Project Gutenberg

He captured a mule at the battle of the Grande Ronde and rode it home to Olympia, a distance of some five hundred miles.

From Project Gutenberg

And one voice murmured, and it was that of the young girl who had sung the ronde, "Andr is the image of his father."

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