Pronunciation: /ɛsˈθɛtɪk/
noun a set of principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular artist or artistic movement
A1 I like the aesthetic of this room.
A2 The aesthetic of the painting is very pleasing.
B1 She has a good eye for aesthetic design.
B2 The restaurant's aesthetic is modern and minimalist.
C1 The filmmaker focused on capturing the aesthetic beauty of nature.
C2 Her sense of aesthetic is unparalleled in the art world.
adjective concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
A1 She has an aesthetic sense when it comes to decorating her room.
A2 The painting has an aesthetic appeal that draws viewers in.
B1 The designer created an aesthetic website that is visually pleasing.
B2 The new furniture has an aesthetic quality that complements the overall design of the room.
C1 The museum curator carefully curated an aesthetic display of modern art.
C2 The filmmaker's use of color and lighting created an aesthetic masterpiece that captivated audiences.
formal The architect focused on creating a building with a modern aesthetic.
informal I love the aesthetic of this coffee shop, it's so cozy and inviting.
slang That outfit is so on point, it's giving me major aesthetic vibes.
figurative Her artwork captures the true essence of nature's aesthetic beauty.
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