curvaceous
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- adjective
- /kɜrˈveɪʃəs/
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curvilínea
- Mona Pietri, Cubicle 46, was the latest woman of his dreams: dark-haired, doe-eyed, and curvaceous as a sine wave.
- curvaceous body
- curvaceous figure
- curvaceous woman
I had the body type because I was never then curvaceous.
- I had the body type because I was never then curvaceous.
Examples
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Her sensible business attire can't hide a very curvaceous body.
Fiction book (2002) -
Brick house is a term... for a beautiful, curvaceous woman.
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Sure, a curvaceous figure has been "in" since the Rubenesque period, but now it has become dangerous.
Blog text (21) -
The fashion model walked confidently down the runway, showcasing her curvaceous figure in a flowing gown.
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Many artists have celebrated the beauty of curvaceous women in their paintings throughout history.
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He admired her curvaceous silhouette as she danced gracefully across the stage.
Synonyms
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3.4
An attractive body or body part that looks balanced
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Having a full, curvy body often seen as sexually attractive
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Having rounded body shapes often seen as attractive, especially with a full bust and hips
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Attractive in a sexual way, often with a curvy body
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A woman with a full, rounded body, often with large breasts and a lively manner
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Having large breasts and a curvy body
Plump and attractive in a healthy way
A woman who has a pleasantly round, attractive body shape
A woman who has large rounded breasts and a curvy body
A woman who has large breasts and a curvy body
Antonyms
How Curvaceous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Curvaceous comes from the Latin word curvus, which means 'curved', and the ending -aceous, meaning 'full of'. So curvaceous literally means 'full of curves', like the everyday word curve, and we use it to describe an attractively rounded shape.