artistry
AH-tihst-ree
Artistry (noun) means Great skill and creativity in a craft or art form. Example: “The chef's artistry turned a simple dish into something memorable.”
noun
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Great skill and creativity in a craft or art form.
"The chef's artistry turned a simple dish into something memorable."
How to use artistry
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishImpressive creative skill, whether in painting, cooking, music, or any other craft.
Common pairings
sheer artistry
display artistry
artistry and skill
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Word forms
- Plural
- artistries
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Etymology
From artist + -ry.
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What does “artistry” mean?
The word “artistry” means great skill and creativity in a craft or art form. In plain terms, impressive creative skill, whether in painting, cooking, music, or any other craft.
How do you pronounce “artistry”?
“Artistry” is pronounced AH-tihst-ree (/ˈɑː(ɹ)tɪstɹi/ in IPA).
How do you use “artistry” in a sentence?
Here is “artistry” used in a sentence: “The chef's artistry turned a simple dish into something memorable.”
What part of speech is “artistry”?
“Artistry” is a noun.
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