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Meanings of esthetical in English
Synonyms
Examples for "aesthetic"
Examples for "aesthetic"
1
The aesthetic imperative has spread new economy values beyond just knowledge workers.
2
It is a perfect example of aesthetic provision by the public service.
3
It is the end result of long labor on an aesthetic project.
4
Its dermatological products range from prescription, aesthetic and consumer healthcare dermatology products.
5
Nonetheless the impression given is that commercial decisions have overcome aesthetic morality.
1
In 1919 mankind was simpler in its tastes and perhaps less esthetic.
2
I've a few private hells I've designed and furnished-forpurely esthetic reasons.
3
Possibly the esthetic feeling enters into it, but without completely satisfying it.
4
The esthetic theory of Benedetto Croce has proved another delusion to me.
5
He belonged to the literary and esthetic Left, opposing all existing institutions.
1
Impaired wound healing can lead to scarring, and aesthetical and functional problems.
2
Comedy became, therefore, a sort of consecrated slander, lyric spite, aesthetical buffoonery.
3
Their role in the aesthetical biodeterioration of historic monuments was also pointed out.
4
And Lady Beatrice was there, herself an artist, and full of aesthetical enthusiasm.
5
But their "Revolutionism" is purely aesthetical and is conspicuously empty of ideas.
Usage of esthetical in English
1
That temperance is conducive to a refined and esthetical taste.
Frequent collocations
Esthetical through the time