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voluptuously

American  
[vuh-luhp-choo-uhs-lee] / vəˈlʌp tʃu əs li /

adverb

  1. in a way that is voluptuous; luxuriously, sensuously, etc.


Example Sentences

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One current tasting menu features a voluptuously smooth sunchoke velouté, aromatic with fresh thyme, under a musky patch of grated black truffle; it wouldn’t be out of place at Gabriel Kreuther Restaurant.

From New York Times

The weather is gloriously damp, the town is voluptuously dreary.

From New York Times

In the voluptuously disorienting music she has been releasing since 2012, love has been pleasure and pain, sacrifice and self-realization, strife and comfort, public performance and private revelation.

From New York Times

She couldn’t remember the last time she had lain down to read during the day—it was like being a teen-ager, time stretching out voluptuously in all directions.

From The New Yorker

Its score is among Rameau’s most voluptuously colorful and vibrant.

From New York Times