Voluptuously
41fragrance — fragrance, perfume, incense, redolence, bouquet are comparable when denoting a sweet or pleasant odor. Fragrance usually suggests the odor diffused by flowers or other growing things, though it is applicable to odors that merely suggest the… …
42voluptuous — UK [vəˈlʌptʃʊəs] / US [vəˈlʌptʃuəs] adjective 1) a voluptuous woman has a large curved body and is sexually attractive a voluptuous blonde voluptuous curves 2) suggesting or expressing a strong sexual desire slow voluptuous caresses 3) literary a …
43voluptuous — [vəˈlʌptʃʊəs] adj a voluptuous woman has a large curved body and is sexually attractive voluptuously adv …
44voluptuous — /vəˈlʌptʃuəs / (say vuh lupchoohuhs) adjective 1. full of, characterised by, or ministering to pleasure or luxurious or sensual enjoyment: a voluptuous life. 2. derived from luxurious or full gratification of the senses: voluptuous pleasure. 3.… …
45voluptuous — ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to or characterized by luxury or sensual pleasure. 2) (of a woman) curvaceous and sexually attractive. DERIVATIVES voluptuously adverb voluptuousness noun. ORIGIN Latin voluptuosus, from voluptas pleasure …
46voluptuousness — voluptuous ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to or characterized by luxury or sensual pleasure. 2) (of a woman) curvaceous and sexually attractive. DERIVATIVES voluptuously adverb voluptuousness noun. ORIGIN Latin voluptuosus, from voluptas pleasure …
47voluptuous — [və lup′cho͞o əs] adj. [ME < L voluptuosus, full of pleasure < voluptas, pleasure < IE base * wel , to wish, choose > WILL2] 1. full of, producing, or characterized by sensual delights and pleasures; sensual 2. fond of or directed… …
48luscious — adj. 1 a richly sweet in taste or smell. b colloq. delicious. 2 (of literary style, music, etc.) over rich in sound, imagery, or voluptuous suggestion. 3 voluptuously attractive. Derivatives: lusciously adv. lusciousness n. Etymology: ME perh.… …
49voluptuous — adj. of, tending to, occupied with, or derived from, sensuous or sensual pleasure. Derivatives: voluptuously adv. voluptuousness n. Etymology: ME f. OF voluptueux or L voluptuosus f. voluptas pleasure …
