Definition of plumpness in English:

plumpness

noun ˈplʌmpnəsˈpləmpnəs

mass noun

1The quality of having a full rounded shape.
the plumpness of the peaches
Example sentencesExamples
- They are known as coffee cherries for their plumpness and ripe red colour.
- Reaching out he grasped the berry noticing it's plumpness, he tried his best to pluck it.
- These flowers have a plumpness which denies them the typical daintiness of February's fair maids.
- Judging from the sweet perfume of the raspberries and the plumpness of the currants they'd obviously just been picked.
- In another, tidy rows of young vegetables are being trickle-hosed into plumpness.
Synonyms
fat, fatness, chubbiness, stoutness, dumpiness, portliness, fleshiness, corpulence
informal tubbiness, pudginess, porkiness
British informal podginess
rare embonpoint
1. 1.1 A person's quality of being rather fat; chubbiness.
  she grew up being teased for her plumpness
  Example sentencesExamples
  Nyasha's female relatives prize plumpness, delighting in their round hips and recognizing that the heavier one is, the better off her family is.
  The goatee has survived but the puppyish plumpness of his face has been replaced by chiselled planes.
  In addition to difficulties in finding a spouse, plumpness may also lessen sexual activity.
  For all his plumpness Tuck was no mean opponent at the game.
  Plumpness in a wife was a virtue, a sign of health and wealth.
  Plumpness is still considered desirable today.
  I remember photographs of my mother in her teens, a small girl given to plumpness, her pale face round, her lips thin.
  She grew up being teased for her plumpness, starved and binged and wept her way through adolescence.
  I admired the lovely plumpness of her belly and her swollen boobs.
  She will get far if she is not hampered by her natural inclination to plumpness.
  In the 19th century, plumpness was regarded as a sign of wealth.
  This cultural difference in body weight preference may have reflected the documented tendency for plumpness to be considered attractive in food-scarce areas.
  In many feminine bodies we still recognize the trail of plumpness - a special charm of the past days.
  He had an adolescent plumpness, a soft body, almost effeminate, with pale saggy legs.
  A certain degree of plumpness doesn't necessarily mean that people die young.
  Genetics, physiology and molecular biology - the high-tech hopes for reversing the so-far-unstoppable trend toward plumpness in America.
  During the Tang Dynasty, people regarded plumpness as beautiful because emperors liked plump beauties.
  He complimented the women on their beauty, and the babies on their numbers and their plumpness.
  Fat teenagers rejoice, you can now blame your parents and the first five years of your life for your plumpness.
  Indeed, despite their diminutive size, his figurines (they are primarily female) often had hourglass shapes that hinted at plumpness and fertile futures.

Definition of plumpness in US English:

plumpness

nounˈpləmpnəsˈpləmpnəs

1The quality of having a full rounded shape.
the plumpness of the peaches
Example sentencesExamples
- They are known as coffee cherries for their plumpness and ripe red colour.
- These flowers have a plumpness which denies them the typical daintiness of February's fair maids.
- In another, tidy rows of young vegetables are being trickle-hosed into plumpness.
- Reaching out he grasped the berry noticing it's plumpness, he tried his best to pluck it.
- Judging from the sweet perfume of the raspberries and the plumpness of the currants they'd obviously just been picked.
Synonyms
fat, fatness, chubbiness, stoutness, dumpiness, portliness, fleshiness, corpulence
1. 1.1 A person's quality of being slightly fat; chubbiness.
  she grew up being teased for her plumpness
  Example sentencesExamples
  Plumpness is still considered desirable today.
  He had an adolescent plumpness, a soft body, almost effeminate, with pale saggy legs.
  In addition to difficulties in finding a spouse, plumpness may also lessen sexual activity.
  She grew up being teased for her plumpness, starved and binged and wept her way through adolescence.
  In the 19th century, plumpness was regarded as a sign of wealth.
  I admired the lovely plumpness of her belly and her swollen boobs.
  Fat teenagers rejoice, you can now blame your parents and the first five years of your life for your plumpness.
  For all his plumpness Tuck was no mean opponent at the game.
  I remember photographs of my mother in her teens, a small girl given to plumpness, her pale face round, her lips thin.
  She will get far if she is not hampered by her natural inclination to plumpness.
  Indeed, despite their diminutive size, his figurines (they are primarily female) often had hourglass shapes that hinted at plumpness and fertile futures.
  During the Tang Dynasty, people regarded plumpness as beautiful because emperors liked plump beauties.
  Nyasha's female relatives prize plumpness, delighting in their round hips and recognizing that the heavier one is, the better off her family is.
  The goatee has survived but the puppyish plumpness of his face has been replaced by chiselled planes.
  He complimented the women on their beauty, and the babies on their numbers and their plumpness.
  In many feminine bodies we still recognize the trail of plumpness - a special charm of the past days.
  A certain degree of plumpness doesn't necessarily mean that people die young.
  Plumpness in a wife was a virtue, a sign of health and wealth.
  Genetics, physiology and molecular biology - the high-tech hopes for reversing the so-far-unstoppable trend toward plumpness in America.
  This cultural difference in body weight preference may have reflected the documented tendency for plumpness to be considered attractive in food-scarce areas.

词汇	plumpness
释义	Definition of plumpness in English: plumpness noun ˈplʌmpnəsˈpləmpnəs mass noun 1The quality of having a full rounded shape. the plumpness of the peaches Example sentencesExamples They are known as coffee cherries for their plumpness and ripe red colour. Reaching out he grasped the berry noticing it's plumpness, he tried his best to pluck it. These flowers have a plumpness which denies them the typical daintiness of February's fair maids. Judging from the sweet perfume of the raspberries and the plumpness of the currants they'd obviously just been picked. In another, tidy rows of young vegetables are being trickle-hosed into plumpness. Synonyms fat, fatness, chubbiness, stoutness, dumpiness, portliness, fleshiness, corpulence informal tubbiness, pudginess, porkiness British informal podginess rare embonpoint 1.1 A person's quality of being rather fat; chubbiness. she grew up being teased for her plumpness Example sentencesExamples Nyasha's female relatives prize plumpness, delighting in their round hips and recognizing that the heavier one is, the better off her family is. The goatee has survived but the puppyish plumpness of his face has been replaced by chiselled planes. In addition to difficulties in finding a spouse, plumpness may also lessen sexual activity. For all his plumpness Tuck was no mean opponent at the game. Plumpness in a wife was a virtue, a sign of health and wealth. Plumpness is still considered desirable today. I remember photographs of my mother in her teens, a small girl given to plumpness, her pale face round, her lips thin. She grew up being teased for her plumpness, starved and binged and wept her way through adolescence. I admired the lovely plumpness of her belly and her swollen boobs. She will get far if she is not hampered by her natural inclination to plumpness. In the 19th century, plumpness was regarded as a sign of wealth. This cultural difference in body weight preference may have reflected the documented tendency for plumpness to be considered attractive in food-scarce areas. In many feminine bodies we still recognize the trail of plumpness - a special charm of the past days. He had an adolescent plumpness, a soft body, almost effeminate, with pale saggy legs. A certain degree of plumpness doesn't necessarily mean that people die young. Genetics, physiology and molecular biology - the high-tech hopes for reversing the so-far-unstoppable trend toward plumpness in America. During the Tang Dynasty, people regarded plumpness as beautiful because emperors liked plump beauties. He complimented the women on their beauty, and the babies on their numbers and their plumpness. Fat teenagers rejoice, you can now blame your parents and the first five years of your life for your plumpness. Indeed, despite their diminutive size, his figurines (they are primarily female) often had hourglass shapes that hinted at plumpness and fertile futures. Definition of plumpness in US English: plumpness nounˈpləmpnəsˈpləmpnəs 1The quality of having a full rounded shape. the plumpness of the peaches Example sentencesExamples They are known as coffee cherries for their plumpness and ripe red colour. These flowers have a plumpness which denies them the typical daintiness of February's fair maids. In another, tidy rows of young vegetables are being trickle-hosed into plumpness. Reaching out he grasped the berry noticing it's plumpness, he tried his best to pluck it. Judging from the sweet perfume of the raspberries and the plumpness of the currants they'd obviously just been picked. Synonyms fat, fatness, chubbiness, stoutness, dumpiness, portliness, fleshiness, corpulence 1.1 A person's quality of being slightly fat; chubbiness. she grew up being teased for her plumpness Example sentencesExamples Plumpness is still considered desirable today. He had an adolescent plumpness, a soft body, almost effeminate, with pale saggy legs. In addition to difficulties in finding a spouse, plumpness may also lessen sexual activity. She grew up being teased for her plumpness, starved and binged and wept her way through adolescence. In the 19th century, plumpness was regarded as a sign of wealth. I admired the lovely plumpness of her belly and her swollen boobs. Fat teenagers rejoice, you can now blame your parents and the first five years of your life for your plumpness. For all his plumpness Tuck was no mean opponent at the game. I remember photographs of my mother in her teens, a small girl given to plumpness, her pale face round, her lips thin. She will get far if she is not hampered by her natural inclination to plumpness. Indeed, despite their diminutive size, his figurines (they are primarily female) often had hourglass shapes that hinted at plumpness and fertile futures. During the Tang Dynasty, people regarded plumpness as beautiful because emperors liked plump beauties. Nyasha's female relatives prize plumpness, delighting in their round hips and recognizing that the heavier one is, the better off her family is. The goatee has survived but the puppyish plumpness of his face has been replaced by chiselled planes. He complimented the women on their beauty, and the babies on their numbers and their plumpness. In many feminine bodies we still recognize the trail of plumpness - a special charm of the past days. A certain degree of plumpness doesn't necessarily mean that people die young. Plumpness in a wife was a virtue, a sign of health and wealth. Genetics, physiology and molecular biology - the high-tech hopes for reversing the so-far-unstoppable trend toward plumpness in America. This cultural difference in body weight preference may have reflected the documented tendency for plumpness to be considered attractive in food-scarce areas.
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