aesthetic

Connected with beauty and how things look; also pleasing to look at.
Aesthetic describes looks and beauty rather than use. Young people often call a café or photo "aesthetic", meaning stylish and attractive.
aesthetic meaning in Hindi
सुंदरता और चीज़ों के दिखने से जुड़ा; देखने में सुंदर।
Aesthetic उपयोग के बजाय रूप और सुंदरता के बारे में है। युवा अक्सर किसी कैफ़े या फ़ोटो को 'aesthetic' कहते हैं, यानी स्टाइलिश और आकर्षक।
Examples
- She chose the curtains for purely aesthetic reasons, not to block the light.उसने पर्दे सिर्फ़ सुंदरता के लिए चुने, रोशनी रोकने के लिए नहीं।
- The new flyover is useful, but critics say it has little aesthetic value.नया फ़्लाईओवर उपयोगी है, लेकिन आलोचकों के अनुसार उसमें सौंदर्य कम है।
Synonyms & antonyms
Memory trick
AESTHETIC is the "eye test": does it look beautiful, not just work well?
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American English also spells it "esthetic".
Word origin
From Greek "aisthētikos", meaning related to sense perception; in the 18th century it came to mean concerned with beauty.
Other meanings
noun A particular style or look, especially in art, fashion or design.
adjective Concerned with beauty and the appreciation of art or taste.
noun a strong devotion to beauty and art, valued above practical or moral concerns
aesthetic meaning in other languages
| Hindi · हिन्दी | सुंदरता और चीज़ों के दिखने से जुड़ा; देखने में सुंदर। |
| Arabic · العربية | متعلق بالجمال وبمظهر الأشياء؛ وأيضًا جميل المنظر. |
| French · Français | Qui concerne la beauté et l'apparence des choses ; aussi agréable à regarder. |
| Indonesian · Bahasa Indonesia | Berkaitan dengan keindahan dan penampilan; juga enak dipandang. |
| Chinese · 中文 | 与美和外观有关的;赏心悦目的。 |
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