shapeliness
- noun
- /ˈʃeɪplɪnəs/
- They may be remarkable or ingenious in their process, but unremarkable in their shapeliness; in turn, such poems are difficult to remember.
You know, bookliness to me rings like shapeliness, which I think is closer to the way it feels to me.
- You know, bookliness to me rings like shapeliness, which I think is closer to the way it feels to me.
Examples
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I couldn't help looking at her, noticing the shapeliness of her calves and thighs, my eyes focusing a long moment on her sex.
Fiction book (1997) -
Many gym-goers strive for shapeliness in their bodies, following workout routines that promote balanced proportions and attractiveness.
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People used to wish that life could be as it is in books—that it could have the beauty, drama, and shapeliness that writers gave it.
Academic text (2012) -
Her figure had remained trim while developing a mature shapeliness it had never boasted in the old days when her scrawny body used to drive him wild.
Fiction book (1996) -
I love the pagan shapeliness of these crosses—half human, half god, strong graven images.
Fiction book (1999) -
Despite the passing of years, her shapeliness remained evident in her well-defined curves and graceful silhouette.
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The artist captured the shapeliness of the model’s figure beautifully in her painting, highlighting every elegant curve.
Synonyms
An attractive face and appearance people notice
The quality that makes people notice and like someone's looks or character
Physical beauty that is pleasant to look at
The quality of having a rounded, curvy body often used to describe women
Soft rounded shapes on a body, design, or object
A full, attractive body that looks sensual and appealing
How pleasant something looks to people
Antonyms
How Shapely
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shapeliness comes from shape ('form') plus the ending -ness ('quality'), so it literally means the 'quality of having a pleasing, balanced form', often used for the body or for a sculpture.