roundwise

English

Etymology

round +‎ -wise

Adverb

roundwise (not comparable)

  1. According to a rounded shape or course.
    • 1877, Herbert Allen Giles, transl., Record of the Buddhistic Kingdoms:
      […] taken either squarewise or roundwise the skull was 4 inches across.

Adjective

roundwise (not comparable)

  1. In separate rounds of a series.
    • 2017, Peter Meusburger, Benno Werlen, Laura Suarsana, Knowledge and Action, page 135:
      Roundwise strategies compare outcomes over repeated rounds and choose options that win the most rounds.
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