Architecture Styles

adjective a word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it

• The artist's use of vibrant colors and unique brush strokes gave her paintings a distinctive style.
• I always recognize Sarah's distinctive laugh in a crowded room.
• That new coffee shop has a really distinctive vibe, you should check it out.
• The team's distinctive approach to problem-solving set them apart from their competitors.

noun a decorative paper for the walls of rooms

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• The wallpaper in the living room was a beautiful floral pattern.
• I'm thinking of changing the wallpaper in my bedroom to something more modern.
• That wallpaper is so outdated, it's time for a change.
• Her smile was like a bright wallpaper that lit up the room.

adverb relating to the appreciation of beauty or good taste

• The architect designed the building to be aesthetically pleasing while also being functional.
• I love how aesthetically pleasing this room is with all the colorful decorations.
• That outfit is so on point, it's aesthetically fire!
• Her words were like a beautifully crafted poem, aesthetically pleasing to the ears.