round out

verb

1. to make or become bigger or plumper; fill out, esp so as to be symmetrical
2. to round up (a number)

Example Sentences

Levis, drafted in the second round out of Kentucky in 2023, threw five touchdown passes and had seven intercepted in his five games before suffering the injury.

From Los Angeles Times

Exactly who will round out the batting order remains a question.

From Los Angeles Times

The cinematography and soundtrack round out the immersive sense of the 70s.

From Salon

That leaves the Dodgers with only a handful of starting pitching options to round out a rotation currently headlined by Jack Flaherty and Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite the state rounding out the top three in the country’s highest Black populations, the film doesn’t provide Ellis equal visibility as her white friend, although she’s meaningful to the plot.

From Salon

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