Superlative form of 'curvy'; having the most curves or being the most curved.
From 'curvy' (from Latin 'curvus') plus the superlative suffix '-est,' used to describe the extreme degree of a quality.
The superlative '-est' is one of the oldest word-formation patterns in English, inherited from Germanic languages—'curviest,' 'biggest,' 'best' all use the same ancient suffix.
Superlative of 'curvy,' emphasizing the most sexualized application of the term. Widely used in marketing, entertainment, and media to rank or evaluate women's bodies.
Avoid for human description. Use only in technical/scientific contexts where curvature is being measured objectively.
["most curved","most rounded","highest curvature"]
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