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lusciousness

/ˈlʌʃ.əs.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser exuberantemente atractivo, delicioso o visualmente seductor, usado a menudo para describir alimentos, texturas o experiencias sensoriales.

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noun

/ˈlʌʃ.əs.nəs/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser exuberantemente atractivo, delicioso o visualmente seductor, usado a menudo para describir alimentos, texturas o experiencias sensoriales.

A noun referring to the quality of being richly appealing, delicious, or visually attractive, often used to describe food, textures, or sensory experiences.

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  1. Extreme appetizingnessB2formalculinary

    The quality of being extremely pleasing to taste or smell; deliciousness that is highly attractive or enticing.

    esExquisitez apetitosa

    • The lusciousness of the ripe mango made everyone want another slice.
    • She described the lusciousness of the chocolate cake in vivid detail.
    • The restaurant prides itself on the lusciousness of its sauces.

    Sinónimosappetizingnessdelectabilitydeliciousnesssavorinesstastiness

  2. Rich visual or sensual appealC1informal

    The quality of being lush, luxurious, or sexually attractive.

    esExuberancia sensual

    • The lusciousness of her long hair caught everyone's attention.
    • The painting captured the lusciousness of the tropical landscape.
    • His gaze lingered on the lusciousness of the velvet curtains.

    Sinónimosallureattractivenesslushnessluxuriousnessopulencerichnesssensualitysumptuousnessvoluptuousness

    Antónimosplainnessrepulsivenessuglinessunattractiveness

Formas
  • lusciousnesses plural form
  • lusciousnesses' possessive plural form
  • lusciousness's possessive singular form
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