aesthetic in Japanese
aesthetic in Japanese is 美的 — aesthetic means relating to beauty, art, or how something looks and feels visually.
aesthetic in Japanese
美的
Pronounced: biteki
Concerned with beauty, artistic effect, or appearance.
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 Japanese?
"aesthetic" in Japanese is 美的. aesthetic means: Relating to beauty, art, or how something looks and feels visually.
How do you pronounce 美的?
"aesthetic" in Japanese is 美的, pronounced "biteki".
How do you use "aesthetic" in a sentence?
Example: "The architect made a few aesthetic changes to give the building a softer look." In Japanese, "aesthetic" is 美的.
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