Inartistic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INARTISTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not conforming to the principles of art
• having or showing a lack of skill or talent in art
• lacking aesthetic sensibility

Words related to INARTISTIC

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Words that contain INARTISTIC

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How to use INARTISTIC in a sentence

• This procedure, though inartistic to be sure, is in some contingencies the only kind that will serve.
• The whole business of the burglars was a particularly inartistic trick, unworthy of its author.
• Gabrielle Heyburn! CHAPTER XXX REVEALS SOMETHING TO HAMILTON Edgar Hamilton sat with his eyes fixed upon the dingy, inartistic, smoke-begrimed windows of the chambers opposite.
• Moreover he had the good old-fashioned contempt for players, characteristic both of the Tory and the inartistic mind.
• But when she is handling her curates, it is a savage and utterly inartistic humour that inspires her.
• It pictured an ancient Grecian ruin, a gloomy, heavy thing, but not inartistic.
• She was bravely sustained, however, by her husband, Colonel Miller, who never flinched in escorting his wife and her coadjutors, however inartistic their costumes might be.
• Hermia was not inartistic and she resented the imputation.
• The workers in silver, copper, and brass are many, but their productions are usually rough and inartistic.
• Contrary to all prophecies, and with that inartistic disregard of the probable which events often show, they had been very happy together.
• His pen has never been debased by an inartistic and antiquated idealism.
• Anyhow, in the train you wanted to go by there were five people killed outright, and fourteen others crunched up and mangled in a most inartistic style.
• The roan cow disliked music and kicked over the milk-pail with inartistic persistence.
• And it is because they are rarely fully obeyed, that so much poetry is inartistic.
• An evident uneasiness is always inartistic, and hence does not belong where art is to be embodied.
• This cartoon would be incomplete and would deserve condemnation as inartistic if it were not redeemed by the priest and the old woman.
• In short, he was an artist in a community for long most inartistic.
• His manner in speaking was inartistic, and although he was a graduate of Harvard, he indulged himself in the use of country phrases and rustic pronunciation.
• She was a clever, vigorous, well-educated, inartistic, kindly, managing woman.
• It is not a collection of clumsy inartistic attempts at ornamental writing, but high-class, effective work, which should be seen and studied by every student of illumination.
• The modern work of countries where gold is found in quantities is commonplace, vulgar and inartistic, when compared with the work of the old Irish period.
• Equally inartistic was his version of some of the Psalms in the same metre.
• She thought with respect of his artistic gifts, which she was too inartistic to appreciate.
• This stone has another claim to our notice beyond the inartistic design.
• It suggests an anti-climax, which would be inartistic.
• But he still stayed on the farm, and dreamed in his studio and tried to teach his little, inartistic Edith to draw, and mourned.
• The melodrama can hardly be played without it, unless a most inartistic use of printed words is made.
• We admire the marble statue and we despise as inartistic the colored wax figures.
• But if its use is not exaggerated, the method is legitimate, in striking contrast to the inartistic use of the same words as leaders between the pictures.

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