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A surface curved like the exterior of a circle or sphere.
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Having the property of curving outward, like the outside of a ball.
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arched, curved, or rounded outward like the exterior of a sphere or circle or the front surface of a spectacle or contact lens cornea the transparent, anterior, dome-shaped portion of the eyeball that covers the iris and pupil, acting like a window which admits light into the eye
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In a fixed-income instrument convexity is a measure of the way duration changes as interest rates change. An instrument is said to have positive convexity if its value increases by more than duration predicts when interest rates drop and decreases by less than duration predicts when interest rates rise. An instrument for which the opposite is true is said to have negative convexity. ...
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Convex means going outside of something.
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