Pronunciation: /ˈɑːrtɪstri/
noun the creative skill or ability of an artist
A1 She admired the artistry of the handmade jewelry.
A2 The artistry of the painting captured the attention of everyone in the room.
B1 The chef's artistry in plating the dish made it look like a work of art.
B2 The artistry of the ballet dancer was evident in every graceful movement.
C1 The artistry of the author's writing style has been praised by literary critics.
C2 The artistry of the musician's performance left the audience in awe.
adjective relating to or characteristic of art or artists
A1 She showed great artistry in her finger painting.
A2 The artistry of the street performers captivated the audience.
B1 The chef's artistry in plating the dish made it look like a work of art.
B2 The artistry of the ballet dancers was evident in their graceful movements.
C1 The filmmaker's artistry shone through in every frame of the movie.
C2 The musician's artistry was unparalleled, earning them critical acclaim.
formal The artistry displayed in the painting was truly remarkable.
informal I've always been impressed by her artistry when it comes to baking.
slang Her nail artistry is on point, she always has the coolest designs.
figurative The artistry of his storytelling captured the audience's imagination.
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