unvoluptuous

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ voluptuous.

Adjective

unvoluptuous (comparative more unvoluptuous, superlative most unvoluptuous)

1. Not voluptuous.
   • 1929, Paul Rosenfeld, An Hour with American Music, page 146:

     Chavez's writing is bare, brusque, unvoluptuous. The attacks, transitions and rhythmic sequences are excessively abrupt; the periods and movements compressed; squat as Toltec divinities; […]