plumpness
- noun
- /ˈplʌmpnəs/
- The baby had a soft plumpness in her cheeks that made her look adorable.
- round plumpness
Something that's going to just provide plumpness and moisture to my skin.
- Something that's going to just provide plumpness and moisture to my skin.
- This just makes you look balanced and fresh and like you have hydration and plumpness in the skin.
- Try and get that plumpness from actual products that will plump your lips rather than always kind of like relying on actual like a pencil to do it.
- They say the, the the midpoint is in relative thinness or plumpness is what I value.
Examples
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So again, we're talking about that improvement of fine lines, wrinkles, elasticity, plumpness of the skin.
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The baby, sleeping in a basket on a chair, had the round, tight plumpness of bread rising in a bowl.
Fiction book (1996) -
The lady was not exceptionally beautiful, but she had a charming plumpness and looked like the type who would be very much blessed with children.
Fiction book (1996) -
This just makes you look balanced and fresh and like you have hydration and plumpness in the skin.
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Alexa Storey looked younger than her 23 years, and her body had a girlish, coming-into-womanhood plumpness about it.
Fiction book (1995) -
Her thin face has a kind of baby plumpness along the jaw, and her thighs, beneath her careless skirt, are as slender as a boy's.
Fiction book (1992) -
The fruit's plumpness indicated that it was ripe and ready to eat.
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Her plumpness gave her an inviting appearance that everyone found charming.
Synonyms
A shape with smooth curves and no sharp angles
A soft, round body shape with a little extra weight
A soft, plump quality caused by extra fat or tissue
A pleasantly rounded, slightly plump body shape
A plump, round look that makes something seem cute and easy to hug
A person or animal body shape that is round and slightly plump
A state of being a little round and soft in the body
Having a fairly heavy, solid body
Antonyms
How Plump
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Plumpness comes from the adjective plump, a word that likely brings to mind a ripe plum — soft, round and full. So, plumpness means being pleasantly 'full' or 'rounded'.