Statuesque (adjective)

  1. Having a tall, slender, and stately presence, resembling a statue.
  2. Exhibiting an attractive, proud, and elegant bearing or demeanor.

Origin:

Derived from the noun 'statue', meaning 'a carved or molded figure'. first recorded in english in the early 19th century.

Examples:

  1. She was known for her statuesque beauty, always drawing compliments wherever she went.
  2. The model was statuesque and effortlessly glamorous, commanding attention on the runway.
  3. The ballerina was statuesque as she gracefully held her pose in the center of the stage.
  4. The actress was statuesque in her long, flowing gown, her poise and confidence shining through.
  5. His statuesque stature made him stand out in the crowd, attracting curious glances from all around.
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