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Meanings of aesthete in English

Portuguese
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Catalan
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One who professes great sensitivity to the beauty of art and nature.

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Usage of aesthete in English
1
He has the demeanour of an arch-aesthete, slightly protective of his past.
The Irish Times
2
Perhaps, he was some sort of sober aesthete like Bergman or Dreyer.
The Irish Times
3
George is a temperamental aesthete with little to do but pursue pleasure.
The new yorker
4
The aesthete took another sip of wine and tossed his hair back.
White fire
5
You know what he says-'Theaesthete is, after all, only a dallier.
The Tempting of Tavernake
6
The aesthete is sometimes more of a vandal than the vandal.
The New Jerusalem
7
The value of this for the aesthete is in the feelings it produces.
The book of disquiet
8
Posters of the Irish aesthete, dandy and writer greet one in the metro.
The Irish Times
9
Thank God he was a Celt, an artist and an aesthete!
Kenny
10
As an aesthete he was well ahead of his time.
The Guardian
11
At the end, he moved away from his aesthete's position.
The new yorker
12
Brûlé looks aghast, revealing the conflict between aesthete and businessman.
The Guardian
13
At Princeton he becomes a literary aesthete and makes friends with other aspiring writers.
The Daily Telegraph
14
He is stirring and sensational to the graceful aesthete that describes the Swiss player.
The Irish Times
15
Zafar was an aesthete -a poet and an architect.
The Guardian
16
Chandu is misunderstood in Europe; in Asia it is the companion of the aesthete's leisure.
Dope
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Translations for aesthete
Portuguese
esteta
Catalan
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Aesthete through the time