voluptuousness
- noun
- /vəˈlʌp.tʃu.əs.nəs/
- NSFW
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voluptuosidad
- The chef's use of rich ingredients added a sense of voluptuousness to the dish, making it truly unforgettable.
There's a compensation, a pleasure, a voluptuousness within that.
- There's a compensation, a pleasure, a voluptuousness within that.
Examples
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The painting depicted a scene filled with colors that radiated voluptuousness, captivating everyone who gazed at it.
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A little bit of shine and voluptuousness to this pucker.
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There's a compensation, a pleasure, a voluptuousness within that.
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Their Latinate voluptuousness combines with their Gallic laziness, and the result is: they would rather make love with their faces than fight.
Fiction book (1992) -
She had the sensuality of opposites: the youth and experience, the leanness and voluptuousness, which invited both protection and sadism.
Academic text (2007) -
In her poetry, she celebrated the voluptuousness of nature, describing flowers and landscapes that delight the senses.
Synonyms
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3.7
A rich, deep quality in sound, taste, or color
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7.7
A very rich, full appearance that pleases the senses
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4.4
A rich, full look of plants or fabrics that pleases the senses
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7.0
A strong, rich taste or smell that makes you want to eat something
The quality of being very rich and impressive in style or appearance
Antonyms
How Sensual
Surface Forms
Morphology
voluptuousness = voluptuous (transparent) = voluptuous + ness
Standard nominalization from 'voluptuous' using '-ness' to indicate the quality of being lush and sensually pleasing.
Etymology
Voluptuousness comes from the Latin word voluptas, which means 'pleasure'. It can also describe things that are rich and lush and give great sensory pleasure—like velvet, ripe fruit, or a full garden—so it means being abundant and pleasing to the senses.