esthetical

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esthetical

The designer made esthetical improvements to the room's layout.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Relating to or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste: "Esthetical" describes something concerned with beauty, art, and the principles of aesthetics. It pertains to the perception, enjoyment, or judgment of what is beautiful or pleasing.
    • Artistic or having a sense of beauty: It can describe a person, object, or experience that shows sensitivity to beauty or possesses artistic qualities.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The museum's new wing is an esthetical triumph, blending modern design with the natural landscape.
    • Her esthetical judgment is highly respected in the art community.
    • The debate was not just about function but also about the esthetical value of the public sculpture.
Advanced Usage
  • "Esthetical considerations": Factors related to beauty and appearance that are taken into account.

    • The architect prioritized esthetical considerations alongside structural integrity.
  • "Esthetical experience": A personal encounter or perception that is primarily valued for its beauty or artistic quality.

    • Watching the sunset over the ocean was a profound esthetical experience for her.
Variants and Related Words
  • Aesthetic (adj/n): The more common variant, identical in meaning. Often used interchangeably with "esthetical."
    • The room's aesthetic appeal was undeniable.
  • Aesthetically (adv): In a way that relates to beauty or aesthetics.
    • The garden was aesthetically pleasing.
  • Aesthetics (n): The branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty and art, or a set of principles underlying the work of a particular artist or movement.
    • She studied the aesthetics of Renaissance painting.
Synonyms
  • Artistic: Showing imaginative skill or taste.
  • Beautiful: Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.
  • Tasteful: Showing good aesthetic judgment or appropriate design.
Antonyms
  • Unaesthetic: Not aesthetically pleasing; lacking beauty.
  • Inartistic: Lacking artistic skill or sensitivity.
Related Phrases
  • Esthetical appeal: The power of attracting or pleasing through beauty.
    • The product's success was due in part to its esthetical appeal.
  • Esthetical standards: The criteria or norms used to judge beauty or artistic merit.
    • The film challenged traditional esthetical standards.
esthetical

The designer made esthetical improvements to the room's layout.

Adjective
  1. concerning or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste
    • the aesthetic faculties
    • an aesthetic person
    • aesthetic feeling
    • the illustrations made the book an aesthetic success