curvaceously
- adverb
- /kɜrˈveɪʃəsli/
- NSFW
- She walked curvaceously down the street, turning heads.
Examples
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The actress danced curvaceously in the vibrant stage performance.
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The sculpture was curvaceously designed, emphasizing the flowing lines of the body.
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She walked curvaceously down the runway, drawing all eyes to her.
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The model posed curvaceously for the photoshoot.
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The model walked down the runway curvaceously, showcasing her stunning figure in a beautiful dress.
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At the gala, she moved curvaceously, attracting the attention of everyone in the room.
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Dancing curvaceously to the music, she captivated the audience with her graceful movements.
Synonyms
In a slow, rich way that shows strong physical pleasure or luxury
In a way that shows a full, rounded body
How Curvaceous
Surface Forms
Morphology
curvaceously = curvaceous (transparent) = curve + ous + ly
Formed by the regular adverbial suffix '-ly' from the adjective 'curvaceous', whose meaning relates directly to 'curve'.
Etymology
Curvaceously comes from the common word curve, which means 'a line that bends', with the ending -ous meaning 'full of' and -ly meaning 'in that way'. So it literally means 'in a way that is full of curves', which is why we use curvaceously to describe someone or something that is 'curvy' or has flowing lines.