Attractive
Attractive adjective - Very pleasing to look at.
Usage example: generally the star of a TV commercial is an attractive person
Statuesque and attractive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Statuesque" instead an adjective "Attractive".
Statuesque
Statuesque adjective - Suggestive of a statue.
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Synonyms for Statuesque
Attractive and statuesque are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attractive" instead an adjective "Statuesque".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- delightful and attractive
- delightful and statuesque
- elegant and attractive
- elegant and statuesque
- handsome and attractive
- handsome and statuesque
- fair and attractive
- fair and statuesque
- magnificent and attractive
- magnificent and statuesque
- charming and attractive
- charming and statuesque
- appealing and attractive
- appealing and statuesque
Both words in one sentence
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Clueless Aesop: While the game is intended to have a pro-feminist theme, the abundance of very attractive and statuesque Robot Mistresses sort of mitigates it.
Source: Video Game / Mega Girl -
In an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, a perp refers to Casey Novak as "blonde and statuesque." Diane Neal is 5'10 and quite attractive, both in-universe and out.
Source: Statuesque Stunner - Statuesque Stunner: Sigrid is a very tall young woman, nearly the same size as Thor and quite attractive with Magnus referring to her as "a fair maid".
Source: Comic Book / Thor: Vikings
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