unvoluptuous

He could find no consolation to give her but a close, unvoluptuous embrace.

The Judge Rebecca West 1937

But happier souls they please -- not exquisitely, perhaps, or tumultuously, but still well -- with a mild tickle which is not unvoluptuous.

A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1 From the Beginning to 1800 George Saintsbury 1889

Considering that Fred was not at all coarse, that he rather looked down on the manners and speech of young men who had not been to the university, and that he had written stanzas as pastoral and unvoluptuous as his flute-playing, his attraction towards Bambridge and

Middlemarch George Eliot 1849

Considering that Fred was not at all coarse, that he rather looked down on the manners and speech of young men who had not been to the university, and that he had written stanzas as pastoral and unvoluptuous as his flute-playing, his attraction towards Bambridge and Horrock was an interesting fact which even the love of horse-flesh would not wholly account for without that mysterious influence of Naming which determinates so much of mortal choice.

Middlemarch: a study of provincial life (1900) 1871

Considering that Fred was not at all coarse, that he rather looked down on the manners and speech of young men who had not been to the university, and that he had written stanzas as pastoral and unvoluptuous as his flute-playing, his attraction towards Bambridge and Horrock was an interesting fact which even the love of horse-flesh would not wholly account for without that mysterious influence of Naming which determinates so much of mortal choice.

Middlemarch 1871