Junoesque

Pronunciation: /dʒuːnoʊˈɛsk/

Definitions of Junoesque

adjective describing a woman who is tall, stately, and attractively proportioned

Example Sentences

A1 She is tall and elegant, with a junoesque figure.

A2 The statue of the goddess Athena was described as junoesque in appearance.

B1 The actress was known for her junoesque beauty and grace on screen.

B2 The fashion designer created a collection inspired by junoesque silhouettes.

C1 Her junoesque presence commanded attention wherever she went.

C2 The portrait artist captured the subject's junoesque features with incredible detail.

Examples of Junoesque in a Sentence

formal Her Junoesque figure commanded attention as soon as she entered the room.

informal She's got a Junoesque body that turns heads wherever she goes.

slang Damn, she's looking Junoesque in that outfit!

figurative The towering skyscraper stood tall and Junoesque against the city skyline.

Grammatical Forms of Junoesque

• past tense: Junoesqued
• plural: Junoesques
• comparative: more Junoesque
• superlative: most Junoesque
• present tense: Junoesques
• future tense: will be Junoesque
• perfect tense: has been Junoesque
• continuous tense: is being Junoesque
• singular: Junoesque
• positive degree: Junoesque
• infinitive: to be Junoesque
• gerund: being Junoesque
• participle: Junoesquing

Origin and Evolution of Junoesque

First Known Use: 1878 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'Junoesque' is derived from the name of Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage and queen of the gods.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a woman who is stately or imposing in appearance, the word 'Junoesque' has evolved to also connote a woman who is beautiful and regal in a classical sense.