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buxomness

buxomness

9.6
A body shape with a full, round chest and soft curves often in women
  • noun
  • /ˈbʌksəmnəs/
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translation icon : voluptuosidad
  • The actress was admired for her buxomness and vivacious personality.

Examples

  • Her buxomness was admired by many in the art community.

  • The artist's portrait celebrated the buxomness of the figure with graceful curves.

  • Some consider buxomness a sign of traditional beauty in certain societies.

  • The buxomness of the model made her a favorite in fashion shows.

  • Her buxomness made her stand out in the fashion show, drawing compliments from everyone.

  • The actress was known for her buxomness, which helped her land many leading roles.

  • With her buxomness and confident demeanor, she turned heads wherever she went.

Synonyms

plumpness
vsbuxomness
1 2.4

A soft, rounded fullness, like a kitten's body or a cheek

adds female attractiveness and specific emphasis on a full chest
voluptuousness
vsbuxomness
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1 7.9

A full, attractive body that looks sensual and appealing

focuses more on attractive plumpness and a distinctly full chest
curvaceousness
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1 7.9

The quality of having a rounded, curvy body often used to describe women

highlights overall plumpness and a noticeably full chest instead of just curves
breasty appearance
vsbuxomness
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7.7

A look with large, noticeable breasts

refers more broadly to attractive plumpness that includes a full chest
rolypoliness
vsbuxomness
9.0

A plump, round look that makes something seem cute and easy to hug

applies instead to adult attractive plumpness combined with a full chest

Antonyms

slimness
1 2.7

Being thin in a way that looks attractive

How Curvy

voluptuousness
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1 7.9
buxomness
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9.6
curviness
1 4.4
shapeliness
1 5.1
slimness
1 2.7

Surface Forms

buxomness singular
buxomnesses plural

Morphology

buxomness = buxom (transparent) = buxom + ness

A regular noun-forming suffix '-ness' turns the adjective 'buxom' into a quality noun; the meaning follows directly.

Etymology

Buxomness comes from an old word that meant 'to bend' or 'to bow', the same idea behind the familiar English word bow. Over time that sense changed to mean 'healthy and full-bodied', so buxomness now means being 'attractively plump and full-bosomed'.