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som
Plural
bosoms
1
a person's chest
- The baby fell asleep, cradled in the bosom of her mother.
- He wore a medal proudly on his bosom, close to his heart.
- The pirate hid his treasure map within the folds of his shirt, near his bosom.
- She clutched the locket to her bosom, feeling the warmth of the metal against her skin.
- The elderly man breathed heavily, his bosom rising and falling with each breath.
2
a close affectionate and protective acceptance
- She found solace in the bosom of her family during difficult times.
- The community welcomed the newcomer into its bosom, offering support and friendship.
- After years of estrangement, he returned to the bosom of his hometown.
- The church was often considered the bosom of the small village, a place of comfort and guidance.
- In the bosom of their tight-knit group, they shared their deepest secrets and dreams.
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3
cloth that covers the chest or breasts
- The dress had a ruffled bosom, adding a touch of elegance to the design.
- For the role in the play, she wore a costume with a lace-trimmed bosom.
- The tailor adjusted the bosom of the blouse to ensure a perfect fit.
- The bosom of her wedding gown was adorned with pearls and delicate embroidery.
- In the 1800s, women’s fashion often featured a corseted bosom, emphasizing the waistline.
4
the chest considered as the place where secret thoughts are kept
5
the locus of feelings and intuitions
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