Having a full, rounded body shape with attractive curves (alternate spelling of 'curvaceous').
Variant spelling of 'curvaceous,' from Latin 'curvus' (curved) plus the suffix '-aceous' meaning 'having the quality of.' This particular spelling is less standard in modern English.
This is an interesting spelling variant that shows how English is fluid—both 'curvaceous' and 'curvacious' appear in historical texts, but the '-aceous' form won out in standard modern English.
A variant spelling of 'curvaceous' carrying the same objectifying history and gendered application to women's bodies.
Replace with neutral descriptors like 'curved' or 'with curves.' Avoid this spelling variant as it retains objectifying connotations.
["curved","with curves"]
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