aesthetic in Irish
aesthetic in Irish is aeistéitice, aeistéitiúil — aesthetic means relating to beauty, art, or how something looks and feels visually.
aesthetic in Irish
aeistéitice
Concerned with beauty, artistic effect, or appearance.
aeistéitiúil
Concerned with beauty, artistic effect, or appearance.
aeistéitiúil
That which appeals to the senses.
What does "aesthetic" mean?
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adj Relating to beauty, art, or how something looks and feels visually.
"The architect made a few aesthetic changes to give the building a softer look."
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noun The overall visual style or artistic identity of something.
"The cafe has a warm, rustic aesthetic with wooden tables and hanging plants."
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aesthetic in a sentence
- The architect made a few aesthetic changes to give the building a softer look.
- The renovation focused on aesthetic improvements like new tiling and lighting.
- The cafe has a warm, rustic aesthetic with wooden tables and hanging plants.
- The brand built its whole aesthetic around minimalism and pastel colours.
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What is "aesthetic" in Irish?
"aesthetic" in Irish is aeistéitice, aeistéitiúil. aesthetic means: Relating to beauty, art, or how something looks and feels visually.
How do you use "aesthetic" in a sentence?
Example: "The architect made a few aesthetic changes to give the building a softer look." In Irish, "aesthetic" is aeistéitice, aeistéitiúil.
Are there other ways to say "aesthetic" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "aesthetic": aeistéitice, aeistéitiúil.
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