Pronunciation: /esˈθiːsɪs/
noun Aesthesis refers to the ability to perceive and appreciate beauty or art through the senses.
A1 I enjoy looking at beautiful flowers because they give me a sense of aesthesis.
A2 The artist's painting was full of aesthesis, with vibrant colors and intricate details.
B1 Her love for interior design stemmed from her appreciation of aesthesis in different spaces.
B2 The fashion designer's collection was praised for its unique aesthesis and attention to detail.
C1 The film director's use of lighting and camera angles created a visually stunning aesthesis.
C2 The architect's building design was not only functional but also a masterpiece of aesthesis.
formal The study of aesthetics involves understanding aesthesis and its impact on art and beauty.
informal I appreciate the aesthesis of this painting; it really speaks to me.
slang That outfit has some serious aesthesis going on - you look amazing!
figurative The aesthesis of her words painted a vivid picture in my mind.
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