statuesque (Meaning)

Wordnet

statuesque (s)

of size and dignity suggestive of a statue

suggestive of a statue

The model stood statuesque on the runway, captivating the audience with her statuesque poise.
The antique statue of Venus was statuesque in its beauty, embodying the ideal of female form.
The skyscraper rose statuesque from the cityscape, dwarfing all other buildings in its grandeur.
The guards maintained a statuesque presence outside the palace gates, their tall and imposing figures commanding respect.
The ballerina danced with statuesque grace, her movements fluid and elegant as if she were carved from stone.
The marble statuesque fountain depicted a scene of tranquility, with water gently cascading over the sculpted figures.
The elderly woman sat statuesque in her armchair, her posture still elegant despite her advancing years.
The tree stood statuesque in the forest, its towering trunk and wide-spreading branches forming a majestic silhouette.
The painting showcased a statuesque figure, its lines and colors capturing the essence of classical beauty.
The abandoned building stood statuesque and forlorn, its once-grand facade now crumbling and decaying.

of size and dignity suggestive of a statue, suggestive of a statue

stunning, glorious, handsome, fascinating, pretty,beautiful, lovely, magnificent, charming, attractive

unappealing, unbecoming, grotesque, unimposing,unpleasant, unappetizing, unbecoming, unattractive, plain, frumpy

The model stood statuesque on the runway, captivating the audience with her statuesque poise.

The antique statue of Venus was statuesque in its beauty, embodying the ideal of female form.

The skyscraper rose statuesque from the cityscape, dwarfing all other buildings in its grandeur.

The guards maintained a statuesque presence outside the palace gates, their tall and imposing figures commanding respect.