Aesthetical

Pronunciation: /ɛsˈθɛtɪkəl/

Definitions of aesthetical

adjective relating to the appreciation of beauty or good taste

Example Sentences

A1 The painting is very aesthetical.

A2 She likes to decorate her room in an aesthetical way.

B1 The architect focused on creating an aesthetical design for the building.

B2 The garden was landscaped in an aesthetical manner.

C1 The museum curator carefully selected aesthetical pieces for the exhibition.

C2 The fashion designer's collection was praised for its aesthetical appeal.

Examples of aesthetical in a Sentence

formal The architect focused on the aesthetical aspects of the building to ensure it was visually pleasing.

informal I really like the aesthetical design of that new restaurant downtown.

slang Check out the aesthetical vibes of this place, it's so cool!

figurative Her words painted an aesthetical picture of a peaceful meadow in my mind.

Grammatical Forms of aesthetical

• past tense: aestheticized
• plural: aestheticals
• comparative: more aesthetical
• superlative: most aesthetical
• present tense: aestheticalizes
• future tense: will aestheticalize
• perfect tense: has aestheticalized
• continuous tense: is aestheticalizing
• singular: aesthetical
• positive degree: aesthetical
• infinitive: to aestheticalize
• gerund: aestheticalizing
• participle: aestheticalized

Origin and Evolution of aesthetical

First Known Use: 1735 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'aesthetical' originated from the Greek word 'aisthētikos' meaning 'of sense perception'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of philosophy and art to describe the study of beauty and taste, 'aesthetical' has evolved to encompass a broader range of topics related to sensory perception and aesthetics in various fields such as design, literature, and psychology.