buxomly

• Advérbio arcaico derivado do antigo adjetivo 'buxom', que originalmente significava 'obediente' ou 'submisso'. Descrevia uma ação feita de maneira dócil, obediente ou complacente; o sentido moderno de 'buxom' (voluptuosa e atraente) é uma evolução posterior, e o advérbio já não é usado no inglês atual.

An archaic adverb derived from the now-obsolete adjective 'buxom,' which originally meant 'obedient' or 'compliant.' In its adverbial form, it described an action done in a yielding, submissive, or pliant manner. The modern meaning of 'buxom' (plump and attractive) is a later development, and the adverb is no longer used in contemporary English.

1. In a curvaceous mannerC1formal

   In a way that describes a woman having a full, shapely figure, especially with a large bust.

   Voluptuosamente

   • She walked buxomly down the runway, drawing everyone's attention.
   • The actress was described buxomly in the magazine article.
   • He smiled buxomly as she entered the room.

   Sinônimoscurvaceouslyvoluptuously