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It was not aesthetically pleasing.aesthetically = related to beauty or good tasteunconventional spelling: Aesthetically is the British spelling. Americans spell it esthetically.
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He despised the aesthetic of minimalism.aesthetic = guiding principles (of what is tasteful or beautiful)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it esthetic.
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The film was an aesthetic success, but it lost money.aesthetic = artistically pleasing
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She expressed concern about the aesthetic impact of wind turbines in such beautiful countryside.aesthetic = related to beauty
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Development threatened the aesthetic value of the coast line.
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The planning commission has to balance the desire for wider roadways against a desire for an aesthetically pleasing downtown.
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Her aesthetic sense was such that she preferred natural finishes.aesthetic = guiding principles regarding beauty or good tasteunconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it esthetic.
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She cherishes the arts and aesthetic pleasure.aesthetic = related to beauty
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esthetic judgments feel superficial when you share them with a stranger, (source)esthetic = one's sense of what is beautiful
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You can think of it as a matter of aesthetics. (source)aesthetics = what is beautiful or desirableunconventional spelling: Aesthetics is the British spelling. Americans spell it esthetics.
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He listened to philosophic discussions, to metaphysics, to esthetics, to impersonal experience. (source)esthetics = analysis of what is beautiful
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Two chances because first the card is totally illegal and would someday cost me my license if caught-less than likely if I kept using Daddy Silva's obscenely expensive but aesthetically perfect shapechanger chips-and, second, I ran a better than even chance of ending up in the living room of Johnny's house...never an easy situation to talk one's way out of.† (source)aesthetically = in a manner that is beautiful or tastefulunconventional spelling: Aesthetically is the British spelling. Americans spell it esthetically.
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"Joe's" was unaesthetic and faintly unsanitary, but a limitless charge account could be opened there, a convenience that Amory appreciated.† (source)unaesthetic = not beautiful or tastefulstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unaesthetic means not and reverses the meaning of aesthetic. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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Had I been older I might have thought that I was moved by both an esthetic sense of beauty and the pure emotion of envy. (source)esthetic = sensitivity to beauty
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In his aesthetics he investigated what happens when we are overwhelmed by beauty--in a work of art, for instance. (source)aesthetics = study of beauty
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had no interest in esthetics (source)esthetics = what is considered beautiful
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