luscious

Sensuously sweet, appealing

Luscious describes something richly pleasurable to the senses, especially taste.

Luscious peaches, luscious chocolate cake.

The word suggests sweetness, ripeness, and indulgence.

It extends to other sensory pleasures—luscious colors, luscious fabrics—and to physical attractiveness: luscious lips, a luscious figure.

The connotation is always of abundance and sensual appeal.

sensual

voluptuous

Sensually full-bodied

enticing · curvaceous · provocative · tempting · ravishing · desirable · buxom · shapely · Rubenesque · full-figured

delicious

tasty

Good to eat

mouthwatering · savory · appetizing · yummy · ambrosial · toothsome · nectarous · palatable · gourmet · exquisite

succulent

juicy

Full of moisture

moist · fleshy · dewy · pulpy · fresh · soft · crisp · dripping · bursting · overripe

opulent

sumptuous

Splendidly rich and costly

ornate · rich · decadent · resplendent · palatial · gilded · magnificent · splendid · regal · elegant

lush

verdant

Lush with plants

overgrown · dense · leafy · fertile · vibrant · blooming · blossoming · thriving · green · jungle

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Opposites
sensory richness and pleasure

lusciousbland

Lacking distinctive qualities

tasteless · flavorless · insipid · flat · stale

aesthetic/sensual appeal

lusciousscrawny

Unattractively thin and bony

gaunt · withered · plain · drab · austere

emotional response to experience

lusciousdisgusting

Provoking strong revulsion

repulsive · revolting · repugnant · repellent · offensive

Family

lusciously, lusciousness

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G