Pronunciation: /ˈkliːvɪdʒ/
noun the hollow between a woman's breasts when supported, especially as revealed by a low-cut neckline
A1 She wore a dress with a high neckline to cover her cleavage.
A2 The jewelry she wore accentuated her cleavage.
B1 The fashion designer created a dress with a plunging cleavage for the red carpet event.
B2 The actress's cleavage was the talk of the town after the award show.
C1 The magazine cover featured a model with a stunning cleavage in a low-cut dress.
C2 The debate over appropriate attire for the event included discussions about cleavage and modesty.
formal The scientist studied the formation of cleavage in the mineral sample.
informal She wore a dress that showed off her cleavage.
slang Check out the cleavage on that top!
figurative There was a clear cleavage between the two political parties on the issue.