Bunch medium to sometimes large; berry medium to above, nearly round, black, of tender flesh but hardly good in quality; sometimes shatters.
Heads, or buds, very large, nearly round, and with a dusky, purplish tint.
The large, full-grown tubers are long; and the smaller, undeveloped ones, nearly round.
Tubers variable in form, from long to nearly round, rather smooth; eyes slightly depressed.
The tubers are of good size, red, nearly round, though sometimes more or less flattened.
The tubes are nearly plane, their mouths small, nearly round, at first stuffed, yellow.
The tube surface is plane or convex, the tubes set squarely against the stem, being small, nearly round, yellowish or ochraceous, becoming darker in age.
The bulbs are a little larger than the kernel of a cob nut, nearly round, having satiny skins or coats.
This shell is nearly round, and greenish in colour on the outside; it furnishes at once the finest pearls, under favourable circumstances, and the nacre so useful in many industrial arts.
In the Torpedo the body is nearly round, the tail short and fleshy, with two dorsals and a caudal fin.
It is nearly round, smooth, transversely blazed in its posterior part, and entirely white anteriorly.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nearly round" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
