Esthetic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ESTHETIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a set of principles underlying the work of a particular artist or artistic movement
• Alt. of Esthetics
• (philosophy) a philosophical theory as to what is beautiful
ADJECTIVE:
• keenly appreciative of the beautiful, also AESTHETIC, AESTHETICAL, ESTHETICAL
• concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
• giving or designed to give pleasure through beauty
• concerning or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste
• relating to or dealing with the subject of aesthetics
• aesthetically pleasing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a conception of beauty

Words related to ESTHETIC

esthete10 esthetically20 esthetics14

Words that contain ESTHETIC

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How to use ESTHETIC in a sentence

• It is a book marked by a high tone of moral and religious as well as artistic and esthetic culture.
• Whether he was right in so thinking is a question too large to be discussed here, nor can we follow him in the details of his esthetic speculation.
• These beauties are quite sufficient to hide the lack of unity, and the total effect with the majority of the people is a high esthetic and ethical gratification.
• That this custom was entirely an outcome of vanity and emulation, and not a manifestation of the esthetic sense, is made clear by the further observations of Livingstone.
• The appeal is to the appetite, not to the esthetic sense.
• How well their minds are otherwise adapted for such an intellectualized, refined, and esthetic feeling as love, may also be inferred from the following observations.
• In my view, as previously explained, beauty, among the lower races, means any kind of attractiveness, sensual more frequently than esthetic.
• Everything pays tribute to the esthetic sense of the people.
• Nobody today would care to defend his poetry for its esthetic merits.
• We may add that nature study is felt by all to offer abundant scope to the exercise of the esthetic faculty.
• The audience was without doubt absorbed in the immediate interest of the entertainment and was not engaged in critical analysis or esthetic speculations.
• They furnished highly esthetic if not very substantial food for our horses during our brief rests.
• An artist must utilize the native esthetic resources of his speech.
• For all his esthetic tastes, Hayden was an immensely able and capable man of business.
• The later school was less interested in questions primarily esthetic and was more democratic.
• In later days, this kind of production was to be called purpose fiction and condemned or applauded according to individual taste and the esthetic and vital value of the book.
• Note that in the story the temptation did not come to man through his appetite or his curiosity or his esthetic sense but through his wife whom God had given him.
• He thought the North Germans had cultivated their understanding at the expense of their feeling, and had thereby impaired their esthetic sense.
• I often feel that violin teaching to-day endeavors to develop the esthetic sense at too early a stage.
• Our esthetic interest turns to the means by which the photoplay influences the mind of the spectator.
• But in all our discussions we have also left out another mental process, namely, esthetic emotion.
• But there is surely a third group of feelings and emotions which we have not yet considered, namely, those of our joy in the play, our esthetic satisfaction or dissatisfaction.
• And here, it seems, we have a definite starting point for an esthetic comparison.
• This also separates the esthetic pleasure from the ordinary selfish pleasures of life.
• Its completeness in itself is lost and its value for our esthetic enjoyment has faded away.
• But this would lead us too far into esthetic theory, while our aim is to push forward toward the problem of the photoplay.
• CHAPTER IX THE MEANS OF THE PHOTOPLAY We have now reached the point at which we can knot together all our threads, the psychological and the esthetic ones.
• We may turn our attention to some consequences which are involved in this general principle and to some esthetic demands which result from it.
• But this habit of the picture houses today is certainly not an esthetic argument.
• In this sense a leader as title for a scene or still better for a whole reel may be applied without any esthetic objection.
• From an esthetic point of view we ought to come to exactly the opposite verdict.
• The intellectual, the moral, the social, and the esthetic culture of the community may be served by all of them.

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