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Meaning of luscious
Having a pleasingly rich and sweet quality
Etymology of luscious
The word "luscious" has its roots in the 15th century, derived from the Latin word "luscus," meaning "deformed" or "one-eyed," but its modern connotation is believed to have originated from the Latin "luscior," which means "to delight" or "to please"
Historically, the term was used to describe something that is pleasing to the senses, often in an excessive or indulgent manner
Synonyms
luxurious
rich
sumptuous
opulent
lavish
decadent
sensual
indulgent
hedonistic
epicurean
delicious
delectable
tasty
scrumptious
mouthwatering
appetizing
savory
succulent
juicy
tender
velvety
smooth
creamy
silky
plush
luxurious
resplendent
magnificent
grand
elaborate
ornate
exotic
alluring
enticing
attractive
captivating
seductive
appealing
irresistible
Definitions
- Giving great pleasure, especially to the senses, especially in a way that is considered indulgent or excessive
- * Having a pleasingly rich and sweet quality, especially in relation to food or drink
Usage Examples
- The luscious flavors of the cake made it a perfect dessert for the special occasion
- * The luscious greenery of the garden provided a serene atmosphere for relaxation
- * The singer's luscious voice filled the auditorium, captivating the audience
Antonyms
unappetizing
uninviting
unpleasant
unpalatable
bland
dull
flat
insipid
tasteless
unattractive
unappealing
repellent
disgusting
distasteful
foul
gross
hideous
horrible
disagreeable
nasty