Adjective:

ગુમસો, કામુક,

sultry's Usage Examples:

weaves together three rhythms and themes: Charleston, pentatonic runs and sultry.

as a lush art house tune featuring a powerful, stark bass beat laid over sultry synths, dramatic raps, and passionate whispers.

Her vocals on the song The Stuff was considered both sultry and comical by Broadway World.

It is a shimmering, sultry style produced in the 1960s and 1970s at Stax Records and Hi Records in.

stick in his rectum a lit Roman candle, Happy-Tom"s sailor hat, Euroboy"s lithesome and sultry guitar choreography, and Hanky"s attempts at addressing the.

Piano Charleston syncopation reintroduces the sultry theme heard at the beginning of the piece.

The video, showcasing a series of “modeling shoots” of Moore, including one of her in a designer gown along the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, helped establish Moore as a seductive, emotive vocalist, with exotic looks, a sultry voice and a range to recall Minnie Riperton.

Scott, an up-and-coming actress being promoted as The Threat, was often compared to Bogart's wife, Lauren Bacall, as both were former models, and had deep, sultry voices.

"hymn of the summer", while Mike Wass from Idolator considering ir as a "sultry dance anthem.

and sophisticated harmonies, all spiced with rhythms ranging from sultry saunters to high-stepping marches.

With 52 minutes of silky vocals and a variation of infectious beats and slow sultry rhythm and blues, this record has all the ingredients needed making it emulate the class and tightly toned sound of Evans’ new physical appearance.

"crawling" beats that serve as "the sultry backdrop for the vocalist cooing breathily about pink flamingos and creepy, destructive romance".

Mathieson described the single as a kinetic pop mantra where Hodgson skewers alternative rock's predilection for sultry female vocalists.

Synonyms:

sensual, hot,

Antonyms:

nonviolent, far, cold,