Luscious ( adjective , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Luscious ( adjective )

1. Having a strong appealing taste or smell.
2. Having a pleasing and attractive appearance.
3. Having a seductive or attractive quality.

Origin:

From middle english luscious, from old english luscious, from latin luscious, from luscus ("blin.d")

Examples:

1. The luscious fruit was so ripe it was practically falling off the tree.
2. She had a luscious figure that caught the eye of many men.
3. He couldn't resist the luscious aroma of the freshly baked bread.
4. The luscious chocolate cake was a hit at the party.
5. The luscious garden was a feast for the senses.

(As an adverb)

Luscious ( adverb )

1. Having a strong appealing taste or smell.
2. Having a pleasing and attractive appearance.
3. Having a seductive or attractive quality.

Origin:

From middle english luscious, from old english luscious, from latin luscious, from luscus ("blin.d")

Examples:

1. The luscious fruit was so ripe it was practically falling off the tree.
2. She had a luscious figure that caught the eye of many men.
3. He couldn't resist the luscious aroma of the freshly baked bread.
4. The luscious chocolate cake was a hit at the party.
5. The luscious garden was a feast for the senses.