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Meanings of pleasing in English
Portuguese
aprazível Spanish
satisfactorio Giving pleasure and satisfaction.
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Examples for "artistic"
Examples for "artistic"
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Its artistic director Ross Gumbley said today could not come soon enough.
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Yes, my artistic practice and process has been changing throughout the years.
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However, with great artistic acclaim and value comes a surge in commercialization.
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It does not produce the wanted result, unless they are naturally artistic.
5
In manual training, girls excel in all artistic work; boys, in carpentry.
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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.
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Nonetheless the impression given is that commercial decisions have overcome aesthetic morality.
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In 1919 mankind was simpler in its tastes and perhaps less esthetic.
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I've a few private hells I've designed and furnished-forpurely esthetic reasons.
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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.
Usage of pleasing in English
1
She had seen or felt nothing so pleasing in days, perhaps weeks.
2
Of smells, the simple and natural seem to me the most pleasing.
3
Barrett said it was a pleasing way to begin his Blues career.
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But there's a serious musician at work here beyond the crowd-pleasing showmanship.
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The majority of the people were pleasing in their appearance and manner.
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Booklets used in the programme are pleasing to the eye, she said.
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You'll be the cook of the year with this delicious crowd-pleasing meal.
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Crowd-pleasing musicals could take on a subversive frisson with the new approach.
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The secret of pleasing is in being pleasant yourself, in being interesting.
10
Every hue of the rainbow seemed reproduced in the most pleasing combinations.
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There was a pleasing irony yesterday morning in a place named Mzimhlophe.
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There is something pleasing in the car passing the world as wind.
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Plants may also improve productivity because they are aesthetically pleasing, she said.
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The fact is not pleasing to contemplate; but it must be faced.
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The expression of countenance in these small monkeys is intelligent and pleasing.
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The Leader of the Government thought the amendment a singularly pleasing one.
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