Venusian
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- adjective
- /vɪˈnuːʒən/
- NSFW
- But Venusian, that's a improperly formed word.
Examples
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The artist's latest painting captures a Venusian scene filled with vibrant colors that evoke feelings of love and beauty.
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During the times she wasn't occupied at that Venusian spa, this young woman had studied up on decorations and fabrics and such, and she was now head of the Home Decoration Department at Marshall Field's.
Fiction book (2001) -
Elliott wave theory, Fibonacci curves, moving wedge formations, dead cat bounces, Venusian karate and stochastic oscillators.
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Sade chooses to embrace and acknowledge the cold, cruel night of the inevitable Saturn aspect, versus the effort to preserve a Venusian beauty destined to become rotting flesh.
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The beautiful architecture of the park gave it a truly Venusian ambiance, reminiscent of romance and elegance.
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He admired her Venusian grace as she danced effortlessly across the stage.
Synonyms
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Relating to the ancient city of Idalion or to the goddess of love and beauty
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Etymology
Venusian comes from Venus, the Roman goddess of 'love' and 'beauty', and the ending -ian means 'related to'. So calling something Venusian suggests it has the gentle, attractive qualities of the goddess, which explains the word's meaning about love or beauty.