Aestheticism

Pronunciation: /ɛsˈθɛtɪsɪzəm/

Definitions of aestheticism

noun aestheticism

Example Sentences

A1 I don't really understand aestheticism, but I think it has to do with beauty.

A2 The artist's work was praised for its aestheticism and attention to detail.

B1 Many people appreciate the aestheticism of minimalist design.

B2 The novel was a perfect example of aestheticism in literature.

C1 His deep understanding of aestheticism influenced his approach to art and design.

C2 The museum curator's expertise in aestheticism was evident in the carefully curated exhibition.

Examples of aestheticism in a Sentence

formal Aestheticism is a philosophical approach that emphasizes the importance of beauty and art in life.

informal Some people really get into aestheticism and spend a lot of time curating the perfect Instagram feed.

slang I'm all about that aestheticism life, always looking for ways to make everything look more stylish.

figurative Her wardrobe choices reflect her aestheticism, always choosing pieces that are visually pleasing and well-coordinated.

Grammatical Forms of aestheticism

• plural: aestheticisms
• comparative: more aesthetic
• superlative: most aesthetic
• present tense: aestheticism
• future tense: will aestheticize
• perfect tense: has aestheticized
• continuous tense: is aestheticizing
• singular: aestheticism
• positive degree: aesthetic
• infinitive: to aestheticize
• gerund: aestheticizing
• participle: aestheticized

Origin and Evolution of aestheticism

First Known Use: 1868 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The term 'aestheticism' originated from the Greek word 'aisthēsis' which means perception or sensation.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a movement that prioritized beauty and the pursuit of artistic pleasure above all else, aestheticism has evolved to encompass a broader range of ideas related to the appreciation of art and beauty in various forms.