full bodied
comparative of full-bodied
/fʊl ˈbɑdid/
adjective
- Having a rich, strong, and satisfying flavor or texture (especially of wine, coffee, or food).
- This Cabernet Sauvignon is a full-bodied red wine with notes of blackberry and oak.
- I prefer a full-bodied coffee that wakes me up with its bold taste.
- The stew was full-bodied and hearty, perfect for a cold winter evening.
- Having a strong, rich, or resonant quality (of sound or voice).
- The singer's full-bodied voice filled the concert hall without a microphone.
- He spoke with a full-bodied tone that commanded attention.
- The cello produces a full-bodied sound that is both warm and deep.
- Having a large or substantial physical form; not thin or weak.
- The full-bodied oak tree stood tall in the middle of the field.
- The dog was full-bodied and muscular, built for strength.
- She admired the full-bodied sculpture with its curved, generous shapes.