The quality or state of being buxom; voluptuousness or cheerfulness.
Buxom plus the abstract noun suffix -ness, creating a noun for the quality itself.
While grammatically valid, buxomness is rarely used because English speakers prefer to just say 'buxom' when describing the quality—it's a reminder that word formation rules don't always create words people actually use.
Nominalized form of 'buxom,' turning a gendered physical descriptor into a trait or quality to possess or lack. This solidifies the objectification by treating it as a stable characteristic women should cultivate.
Avoid abstracting physical appearance into a quality to evaluate or aspire to. Focus on substantive traits and capabilities instead.
["generosity","confidence","vitality","liveliness"]
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