1570s, from Middle French convexe, from Latin convexus "vaulted, arched," past participle of convehere "to bring together," from com- "together," or "thoroughly" [..]

convex means curved outwards, it is the opposite to concave. • in a convex polygon all angles are smaller than 180º. EXAMPLES:

curving outward.

A curve that is 'bowed-out' away the origin, like the side of an upside down mixing bowl. Technically speaking, the slope of a convex curve increases from left to right as the X-axis variabl [..]

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 [..]

adj. Curving like the segment of the globe or of the surface of a circle.

Projecting outwards, the area outside a curve

A curved surface on which the center is higher than the edges, such as the outside of a bowl.

Surface curved like the outside of a circle.

Definition Bowed, as in the shape of a curve. Usually refers to the price/yield relationship for interest-bearing bonds.

somewhat the shape of a half-circle, regularly rounded on top (as in the diagram above) Coprophilous

The curved surface of a cylinder, as a sphere when viewed from without.

a set of points such that for any two points in the set, the line segment that connects them is also in the set. coordinate plane (Cartesian):

Surface with center of curvature on the opposite side from the observer.

A representation that is shaped like a curve or is bowed that usually refers to the option free bond’s price/ return relation.

(adj) curving or bulging outward

A surface curved like the exterior of a circle or sphere.

A convex is the intersection of one or more circles, with a depth (the number of circles involved). If we have two intersection circles, A and B, then both (A) and (B) are a convex of depth 1, their i [..]

Side view mirror

Curving or bulging outward (the opposite of concave).

A convex lens curves outwards, and is sometimes known as converging.  Light that passes through converges to a focal point.

A convex is the intersection of one or more circles, with a depth (the number of circles involved). If we have two intersection circles, A and B, then both (A) and (B) are a convex of depth 1, their intersection (A)(B) is also a convex, but of depth 2. We call these simple convexes “wedges.”

A coastline that curves outwards.

curved outward; opposite of concave;

Convex means to curve outward, like the surface of a sphere. Convex is the opposite of concave.

  A convex geometric shape has the property that whenever two points are contained in the shape, then the line segment between those two points is entirely contained in the shape.

A convex line or surface.

A term to describe an outline which curves outward. Synonymous with excurvate and the opposite of concave. Suggested that this term only be used to describe basal edges.

Rising or swelling into a spherical or rounded form.

curved or bowed outward like the outside of a bowl or sphere or circle * Whewell *: Drops of water naturally form themselves into figures with a convex surface. (mathematics,not comparable|of a [..]

Refers to a non-linear asset pricing relationship. See convexity.