Aestheticized

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Pronunciation Definitions Examples Grammatical Forms Origin and Evolution

Pronunciation: /ɛsˈθɛtɪˌsaɪzd/

Definitions of aestheticized

verb to make something more aesthetically pleasing or beautiful

Example Sentences

A1 She aestheticized her bedroom by adding fairy lights and colorful tapestries.

A2 The artist aestheticized the plain white walls with vibrant murals.

B1 The interior designer aestheticized the living room by incorporating modern furniture and minimalist decor.

B2 The photographer aestheticized the urban landscape by capturing the graffiti-covered walls in black and white.

C1 The filmmaker aestheticized the movie with stunning cinematography and carefully curated set designs.

C2 The fashion designer aestheticized the runway show with avant-garde designs and innovative styling.

Examples of aestheticized in a Sentence

formal The artist aestheticized the mundane objects, turning them into beautiful works of art.

informal She really knows how to aestheticize her Instagram feed with perfectly curated photos.

slang That new clothing line really aestheticized streetwear fashion.

figurative The author's use of vivid imagery aestheticized the reader's imagination.

Grammatical Forms of aestheticized

past tense

aestheticized

plural

aestheticized

comparative

more aestheticized

superlative

most aestheticized

present tense

aestheticize

future tense

will aestheticize

perfect tense

has aestheticized

continuous tense

is aestheticizing

singular

aestheticized

positive degree

aestheticized

infinitive

to aestheticize

gerund

aestheticizing

participle

aestheticizing

Origin and Evolution of aestheticized

First Known Use: 1855 year
Language of Origin: Greek
Story behind the word: The word 'aestheticized' is derived from the Greek word 'aisthētikos' meaning 'of sense perception'.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in the mid-19th century to describe the process of making something more aesthetically pleasing or artistic, the term 'aestheticized' has evolved to also encompass the idea of imbuing something with a sense of beauty or visual appeal.