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round is used to described the shape and or form like of the circle,sphere,cylinder,cone, etc.

Spherical is the specific description of a sphere.

A sphere is a 3D object having volume.

Marble is a sphere

Coin is a cylinder

marble and coin are circle only if it is already a figure(drawing).

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