1. having a bosom of a specified kind (used in combination with an adjective)
Usage: typically used in compound adjectives; literary or formal
2. held or carried in the bosom; cherished closely
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• She wore a high-bosomed dress that was fashionable in the Victorian era.
• He bosomed the secret in his heart, never revealing it to anyone.
• The full-bosomed figure was celebrated in classical art.
• She bosomed the child against her chest to comfort him.
• The organization bosomed the new initiative as part of its mission.