cacotechny Sentence Examples
- Critics accused the architect of cacotechny, claiming the building lacked aesthetic coherence.
- The historian lamented the cacotechny of the once vibrant artistic movement, now lost in obscurity.
- The city council debated the merits of tearing down the outdated bridge, a symbol of urban cacotechny.
- Some saw beauty in the cacotechny of modern art, appreciating its unconventional forms.
- The film was criticized for its cacotechny of plotlines, leaving viewers confused and disengaged.
- The author's cacotechny of writing styles made the novel difficult to follow.
- The company's marketing campaign was accused of cacotechny, using conflicting messages and visuals.
- The cluttered design of the website led to user frustration and accusations of cacotechny.
- The musician's experimental album, while bold, was seen by some as an exercise in cacotechny.
- The once grand building had fallen into disrepair, reflecting the city's overall cacotechny.
cacotechny Meaning
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cacotechny (n.)
A corruption or corrupt state of art.
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A corruption or corrupt state of art.
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Critics accused the architect of cacotechny, claiming the building lacked aesthetic coherence.
The historian lamented the cacotechny of the once vibrant artistic movement, now lost in obscurity.
The city council debated the merits of tearing down the outdated bridge, a symbol of urban cacotechny.
Some saw beauty in the cacotechny of modern art, appreciating its unconventional forms.
