Can you be cornered in a round room?

How can you be cornered in a round room?

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    Perhaps the people are standing perpendicular to each other, so you're cornered via the people, not the wall. Or perhaps you're not cornered, but you're rounded, or how about, "You're (g)rounded."

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If someone presses you up against a wall and doesnt let you get out. It would be hard though. And kinda weird. Well, it would also depend on the radius of the room, because if it was extremely large it would be almost impossible to corner someone. However, if the radius was extremely small, much easier.

Man Coon

Well I suppose you could be stuck in a small part of the room, but not literally cornered.

NicoleH

This one is simple....one big goon runs at you, tackles you and PINS you against the wall. The shape of the wall itself becomes irrelevant once the hurtling body makes contact with you and immobilizes you, since the verbal meaning of "cornering" someone in context is about losing mobility and not about the shape of contact surfaces of the pinning surface. :p

Bradley P

you can't but you could be circled.

Truth Hurts

You're not cornered, you're rounded

Nouri

when you are in between the floor and the side wall

stardust

Sure. There's a corner between the walls and the floor/ceiling, so if you are lying down or are floating up next to the ceiling, you can get cornered.

stina

by a pushy person

pingpong

have a bunch of people back you up to a wall with no way out then your stuck in the corner made of people

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