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statuesque
[stach-oo-esk]
statuesque
/ ˌæʊˈɛ /
adjective
like a statue, esp in possessing great formal beauty or dignity
Other Word Forms
- statuesquely adverb
- statuesqueness noun
- unstatuesque adjective
- unstatuesquely adverb
- unstatuesqueness noun
- ˌٲٳˈܱԱ noun
- ˌٲٳˈܱ adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of statuesque1
Word History and Origins
Origin of statuesque1
Example Sentences
The statuesque candlesticks come in honey yellow and golden bronze, or choose the ribbed, three-wick candle for a more casual look on your coffee table.
Hardest look Blount: Building some of the more statuesque wigs with cages and creating hair origami to add to them.
“Maria” is remarkably shot, shining with vivid yellows and greens against statuesque Parisian architecture, but it spends too much time bathing in its beauty.
There, Ray and his team used a drought-tolerant blend of grasses for limited lawn areas, while the rest of the property was arrayed with native and desert-adapted plants, including ironwood trees and statuesque saguaros.
Her award-winning face, statuesque figure and sculptured features made her blend in with the younger cohort onstage.
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