ETYMOLOGY
from Latin vultuōsus (having an affected look),
from vultus (face, countenance)
EXAMPLE
The portrait portrayed a vultuosous 15-year-old bride marrying a much older man.
Word of the Day: VULTUOSOUS
ETYMOLOGY
from Latin vultuōsus (having an affected look),
from vultus (face, countenance)
EXAMPLE
The portrait portrayed a vultuosous 15-year-old bride marrying a much older man.
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