Rounded off
Pronunciation: /ˈɹaʊndəd ˈɔf/
Rounded off (verb)
- To end something in a smooth, pleasant way, so it feels complete rather than sudden.
- To change a number to a simpler one by using a chosen place value, usually to the nearest whole number or decimal.
- To make an amount smaller or simpler by removing extra detail, often for easier use or reporting.
Examples
- She rounded off the speech with a warm thank-you.
- They rounded off the meeting by sharing final thoughts.