ovalness

English

Etymology

From oval +‎ -ness.

Noun

ovalness (uncountable)

1. The quality of being oval.
   • 1841, Lucy Lyttelton Cameron, Englishwomen in past and present times, page 138:

     Transitory as was this glance, I observed a slightness in her figure, an ovalness in her face, and a vermillion tinge in her cheek, so unlike the round and rosy full-blown look of health which had so well become her when she sung lullaby to her doll on the hay.

Translations

quality

• Finnish: soikeus (fi)