buxomness Antonyms
Strongest:
- willowy
- lanky
- willowy
- pinched
- lank
- scrawny
- gaunt
- cadaverous
- wasted
- angular
- rawboned
- puny
- pinched
- bony
- skeletal
- emaciated
- rawboned
- haggard
- haggard
- lanky
- cadaverous
- sinewy
- scrawny
- gaunt
- wasted
- angular
- sinewy
- skeletal
- lank
- emaciated
- puny
- bony
Strong:
- stringy
- rangy
- rangy
- reedy
- scraggy
- reedy
- svelte
- weedy
- anorexic
- boney
- twiggy
- spindly
- scraggy
- anorexic
- weedy
- sylphlike
- waspish
- waspish
- lean
- slender
- lean
- svelte
- skinny
- boney
- twiggy
- slight
- slight
- spindly
- sylphlike
- skinny
- slender
- stringy
- thin
- thin
Weak:
Strongest:
- ample
- well-endowed
- zaftig
- bosomy
- corpulent
- curvy
- voluptuous
- round
- shapely
- plump
- chubby
- corn-fed
- curvaceous
- pudgy
- busty
- stacked
- rotund
- stout
- chesty
- fat
Strong:
- beefy
- tubby
- podgy
- replete
- full
- roly-poly
- blubbery
- plumpish
- burly
- built
- chunky
- thickset
- bulky
- lardy
- fleshy
- rubenesque
- heavy
- junoesque
- husky
- overweight
- stocky
- ripe
- statuesque
- heavyset
- stubby
- brawny
- dumpy
- gross
- obese
- full-figured
- portly
- zoftig
Weak:
Meaning of buxomness
buxomness (n)
the bodily property of being attractively plump and vigorous and (of women) full-bosomed
buxomness Sentence Examples
- Her buxomness was the talk of the town, admired by many for its natural allure.
- The Renaissance painters often depicted women with a sense of buxomness, celebrating their curves and femininity.
- Despite the changing beauty standards, she embraced her buxomness with confidence and grace.
- The buxomness of the actress captivated audiences, adding depth to her characters on screen.
- In the old tavern, the buxomness of the serving maidens added to the rustic charm of the establishment.
- The novel described the protagonist's buxomness as a source of both pride and challenge in her life.
- She moved with a buxomness that commanded attention, her presence filling the room with warmth.
- The artist captured the buxomness of the model in his painting, celebrating the diversity of beauty.
- Despite society's narrow views on beauty, she found strength in her buxomness and refused to conform.
- The buxomness of the farmer's wife was matched only by her kindness and generosity towards others.
FAQs About the word buxomness
the bodily property of being attractively plump and vigorous and (of women) full-bosomed
ample, well-endowed, zaftig, bosomy, corpulent, curvy, voluptuous, round, shapely, plump
willowy, lanky, willowy, pinched, lank, scrawny, gaunt, cadaverous, wasted, angular
Her buxomness was the talk of the town, admired by many for its natural allure.
The Renaissance painters often depicted women with a sense of buxomness, celebrating their curves and femininity.
Despite the changing beauty standards, she embraced her buxomness with confidence and grace.
The buxomness of the actress captivated audiences, adding depth to her characters on screen.
