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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "esthetic" in a sentence

    esthetic example sentences

    esthetic


    1. to what is pursuant of an occult esthetic


    2. Body Parts displays 25 intact corpses in various poses, and some 175 body parts arranged to suit the artist’s esthetic sensibilities


    3. If humanity has tried to obtain moral and esthetic perfection, this means


    4. This, though she did not know it, was art in its highest form the free, uncramped artistic expression of a highly esthetic race, unhampered by conventional symbolism


    5. In spiritual, esthetic and intellectual development they were superior to man as man is superior to the gorilla


    6. personal and selfish pride and to esthetic standards that he avows


    7. and has a highly developed esthetic sense which is demonstrated in


    8. The most apparent reason of course, is the esthetic beauty which would add to every other thing


    9. The material good to flow from them may not be so directly visible; but let not any practical mind, intent only upon material good, depreciate the value of wealth given for these or for kindred esthetic purposes as being useless as far as the mass of the people and their needs are concerned


    10. Was he more convinced of the esthetic value of the spectacle?

    11. Indeed, depending on the esthetic ‘orientation’ of the poem, each of the three elements of rhythm can assume the status of the underlying principle of verse structure


    12. You are wounded, in the first place, in your esthetic feelings, and, secondly, in your pride


    13. His esthetic approach was developed by his East-Syrian contemporary Khamis bar Qardahe ofArbela, who used sophisticated rhythmic and rhyme schemes to achieve a stronger effect on the royal court elite


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    Synonyms for "esthetic"

    aesthetic esthetic aesthetical esthetical artistic

    "esthetic" definitions

    (philosophy) a philosophical theory as to what is beautiful


    concerning or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste


    relating to or dealing with the subject of aesthetics


    aesthetically pleasing