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Meanings of aesthetical in English
Usage of aesthetical in English
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Impaired wound healing can lead to scarring, and aesthetical and functional problems.
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Comedy became, therefore, a sort of consecrated slander, lyric spite, aesthetical buffoonery.
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Their role in the aesthetical biodeterioration of historic monuments was also pointed out.
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And Lady Beatrice was there, herself an artist, and full of aesthetical enthusiasm.
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But their "Revolutionism" is purely aesthetical and is conspicuously empty of ideas.
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If his ethical conscience was faulty, his aesthetical conscience was of the very highest.
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He could even lay down aesthetical canons upon such matters.
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Munich, on the Isar, is every day drifting into the beautiful, not to say aesthetical.
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Heiberg, in his "Flying Post," defended a few aesthetical insignificants, but not me.
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Reconstructions with local flaps give better aesthetical and functional results than free flaps and skin grafts.
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This is the reason why the aesthetical judgment leaves us free, and delights and enraptures us.
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Your wife, with whom I have had an interesting conversation, upon the principles of aesthetical philosophy-
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We receive a pathological rather than aesthetical impression.
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What do you mean by your aesthetical philosophy?
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The act of Leonidas satisfies the moral sense, the reason; it enraptures the aesthetical sense, the imagination.
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The training of the sense of beauty, harmony, and order; its ethical as well as aesthetical significance.
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Aesthetical through the time