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1. Said of a curve that bulges toward some reference point, usually the horizontal axis or the origin of a diagram. More formally, a curve is convex from below (or convex to something below it) if all straight lines connecting points on it lie on or above it. Contrasts with concave. 2. Said of a set that contains all straight line segments joining points within it.
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(KON-veks) -- Curving upward, the opposite of concave.
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curving out, like the outside surface of a sphere
Ãâó: www.sdvc.uwyo.edu/grasshopper/ghcoglos.htm
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Curved or rounded resembling the exterior of a sphere or circle.
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Like the outer curved surface of a sphere segment.
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