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Meanings of curvaceous in English

(Of a woman's body) having a large bosom and pleasing curves.

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Usage of curvaceous in English
1
She knew she looked good-slender ,yetsubtly curvaceous, sculpted by her art.
Shadow fall
2
Its Rubens-esque figure is heavy and curvaceous, but surprisingly easy to hold.
Wired
3
Her cobalt blue eyes seemed brighter, and her lanky frame more curvaceous.
The book of spies
4
Suddenly all eyes were turned toward the curvaceous brunette in the doorway.
Foul play
5
Her brown hair, her dark eyes, her delicate mouth, her curvaceous figure.
Time After Time
6
The curvaceous figure of Joan Holloway has changed modern visions of female beauty.
The Guardian
7
Distortion: A Study of 20th Century Women's Undergarments Thin or curvaceous?
Feminist dot com
8
A curvaceous, pint-sized Spanish-French hybrid, Betty worked at Mark Hopkins Hospital.
Big bosoms and square jaws
9
Its beautiful Victorian villas are juxtaposed with curvaceous, rundown 1930s facades.
The Guardian
10
Even through her robe he could see how curvaceous she was.
The darkness before the dawn
11
Sybil was a tall, curvaceous brunette with pale skin and large brown eyes.
Darkness revealed
12
The soft, curvaceous form is bang on trend - and it's also very comfortable.
The Guardian
13
The new painting shows a curvaceous girl in an armchair.
The Guardian
14
Tasteful, curvaceous and comfortingly weighty, these toffee-nosed British headphones ooze charm with every note.
The Guardian
15
In many cultures, curvaceous hips on a woman are considered a sign of fertility.
Ebony
16
Poynter put his arm around her curvaceous waist and squeezed.
Masters of Space
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