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aesthetic

[es-thet-ik, ees-] / ɛsˈθɛt ɪk, is- /
ADJECTIVE
beautiful
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They aimed to retain the “breathing units” of biblical speech, even if that meant straining German with Hebraic syntax; the criteria, Mendes-Flohr observes, were “not aesthetic but, as it were, respiratory.”

From The Wall Street Journal

And I thought, “Wow, I made a really big mistake. This is not my aesthetic, not my thing.”

From Los Angeles Times

Images of the home taken before Gadot and Varsano bought the home reveal it had a very traditional aesthetic, complete with white walls, wooden accents, and simple, clean features in all of the rooms.

From MarketWatch

The aesthetics program director told Adeli to smile big before pressing a needle of Botox into the skin around her outer eye.

From The Wall Street Journal

The category covers a wide range of specialities, from general practice to skin complaints, women's health, and aesthetics.

From BBC