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æsthetic

æsthetic adjective: dated spelling of aesthetic.

Adjective

æsthetic (comparative more æsthetic, superlative most æsthetic)

  1. Dated spelling of aesthetic.
    • In the absence of any æsthetic criteria, money is the only yardstick. All “tastes”, like all “needs”, are attended to by the market.1995, Richard Appignanesi [orig. ed.], Ziauddin Sardar, and Patrick Curry, Introducing Postmodernism, page 47, “Eclectic Postmodernism” (Icon Books UK / Totem Books USA; →ISBN)

Noun

æsthetic (plural æsthetics)

  1. Dated spelling of aesthetic.

Forms of æsthetic

Adjective
comparativemore æsthetic
superlativemost æsthetic
Noun
pluralæsthetics

Words formed from æsthetic

Questions about æsthetic

What does æsthetic mean?
Æsthetic means dated spelling of aesthetic.
What part of speech is æsthetic?
Æsthetic can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near æsthetic in the dictionary

  1. æsthesis
  2. æsthesiæ
  3. æsthesodic
  4. æsthete
  5. æsthetes
  6. æsthetic
  7. æsthetical
  8. æsthetically
  9. æsthetician
  10. æstheticians
  11. æstheticise

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