esthetic (Meaning)
esthetic (n)
(philosophy) a philosophical theory as to what is beautiful
esthetic (a)
concerning or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste
relating to or dealing with the subject of aesthetics
esthetic (s)
aesthetically pleasing
esthetic (n.)
Alt. of Esthetics
Synonyms & Antonyms of esthetic
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- ugly
- repulsive
- unaesthetic
- hideous
- terrible
- disgusting
- ghastly
- ghastly
- disagreeable
- bad
- homely
- homely
- ugly
- unattractive
- dreadful
- horrible
- repugnant
- shocking
- unsightly
- grotesque
- horrible
- revolting
- repulsive
- offensive
- terrible
- disgusting
- hideous
- shocking
- unpleasing
- unattractive
- grotesque
- unaesthetic
- unlovely
- unlovely
- unsightly
- dreadful
- revolting
- objectionable
- plain
- repugnant
- plain
- objectionable
- unpleasing
- disagreeable
- bad
- offensive
Synonyms:
- drop-dead
- glamorous
- charming
- cute
- stunning
- glorious
- taking
- good
- lovely
- beautiful
- seemly
- likely
- well-favored
- alluring
- comely
- appealing
- ravishing
- gorgeous
- handsome
- knockout
- beauteous
- lovesome
- fair
- fascinating
- good-looking
- glamourous
- fetching
- goodly
- sublime
- pretty
- sightly
Antonyms:
- repellent
- unhandsome
- sickening
- frightful
- unpleasant
- unappealing
- foul
- uncomely
- unpretty
- frightful
- unbeautiful
- uncomely
- unhandsome
- nauseating
- abhorrent
- abominable
- unappealing
- nasty
- unprepossessing
- loathsome
- foul
- unappetizing
- nasty
- vile
- unbeautiful
- abominable
- repellent
- abhorrent
- unappetizing
- unpretty
- vile
- uncute
- repellant
- loathsome
- sickening
- repellant
- unpleasant
- ill-favored
- ill-favored
- unprepossessing
- uncute
- nauseating
Synonyms:
- eye-catching
- hot
- sexy
- prettyish
- pulchritudinous
- desirable
- flamboyant
- statuesque
- dainty
- prepossessing
- nubile
- showy
- resplendent
- snazzy
- luscious
- striking
- magnificent
- glossy
- cunning
- engaging
- toothsome
- splendid
- bonny
- delicate
- personable
- hunky
- perfect
- presentable
- seductive
- superb
- foxy
- delightful
- arresting
- flashy
- Junoesque
- radiant
- chocolate-box
- slick
- splashy
- dollish
- flawless
- photogenic
- bonnie
- pleasant
Antonyms:
esthetic Sentence Examples
- The esthetic appeal of the painting was undeniable, drawing viewers into its intricate details.
- She had a keen eye for esthetics, always striving to create visually pleasing and harmonious spaces.
- The esthetic design of the new park perfectly complemented the natural beauty of the surrounding area.
- The esthetic value of the old artifact was significant, making it a prized possession among collectors.
- The esthetic principles of balance, proportion, and unity were evident in the well-crafted sculpture.
- The fashion designer's esthetic was bold and unconventional, pushing the boundaries of traditional style.
- The photographer's esthetic focused on capturing the raw beauty of everyday moments, finding poetry in the ordinary.
- The interior designer's esthetic was minimalist and sleek, creating a sense of spaciousness and serenity.
- The esthetic of the film was dark and brooding, reflecting the somber tone of the storyline.
- The esthetic of the music was ethereal and dreamy, transporting listeners to a realm of tranquility.
FAQs About the word esthetic
(philosophy) a philosophical theory as to what is beautiful, concerning or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste, relating to or dealing with
attractive, elegant, exquisite, drop-dead, glamorous, charming, cute, stunning, glorious, taking
ugly, repulsive, unaesthetic, hideous, terrible, disgusting, ghastly, ghastly, disagreeable, bad
The esthetic appeal of the painting was undeniable, drawing viewers into its intricate details.
She had a keen eye for esthetics, always striving to create visually pleasing and harmonious spaces.
The esthetic design of the new park perfectly complemented the natural beauty of the surrounding area.
The esthetic value of the old artifact was significant, making it a prized possession among collectors.
