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Synonyms for artistic
ɑrˈtɪs tɪkartis·tic
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Wiktionary
artisticadjective
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inartisticartisticadjective
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inartisticartisticadjective
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inartisticartisticadjective
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inartistic
English Synonyms and Antonyms
artistic
Elegant (Latin elegans, select) refers to that assemblage of qualities which makes anything choice to persons of culture and refinement; it refers to the lighter, finer elements of beauty in form or motion, especially denoting that which exhibits faultless taste and perfection of finish. That which is elegant is made so not merely by nature, but by art and culture; a woodland dell may be beautiful or picturesque, but would not ordinarily be termed elegant. Tasteful refers to that in which the element of taste is more prominent, standing, as it were, more by itself, while in elegant it is blended as part of the whole. Tasty is an inferior word, used colloquially in a similar sense. Chaste (primarily pure), denotes in literature and art that which is true to the higher and finer feelings and free from all excess or meretricious ornament. Dainty and delicate refer to the lighter and finer elements of taste and beauty, dainty tending in personal use to an excessive scrupulousness which is more fully expressed by fastidious. Nice and delicate both refer to exact adaptation to some standard; the bar of a balance can be said to be nicely or delicately poised; as regards matters of taste and beauty, delicate is a higher and more discriminating word than nice, and is always used in a favorable sense; a delicate distinction is one worth observing; a nice distinction may be so, or may be overstrained and unduly subtle; fine in such use, is closely similar to delicate and nice, but (tho capable of an unfavorable sense) has commonly a suggestion of positive excellence or admirableness; a fine touch does something; fine perceptions are to some purpose; delicate is capable of the single unfavorable sense of frail or fragile; as, a delicate constitution. Esthetic or esthetical refers to beauty or the appreciation of the beautiful, especially from the philosophic point of view. Exquisite denotes the utmost perfection of the elegant in minute details; we speak of an elegant garment, an exquisite lace. Exquisite is also applied to intense keenness of any feeling; as, exquisite delight; exquisite pain. See BEAUTIFUL; DELICIOUS; FINE.
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chaste, dainty, delicate, delicious, elegant, esthetic, esthetical, exquisite, fastidious, fine, nice, tasteful, tastyAntonyms:
clumsy, coarse, deformed, disgusting, displeasing, distasteful, fulsome, gaudy, grotesque, harsh, hideous, horrid, inartistic, inharmonious, meretricious, offensive, rough, rude, rugged, tawdry
Princeton's WordNet
artisticadjective
relating to or characteristic of art or artists
"his artistic background"
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inaesthetic, unaesthetic, tastelessartisticadjective
satisfying aesthetic standards and sensibilities
"artistic workmanship"
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tasteless, inaesthetic, unaestheticaesthetic, esthetic, artisticadjective
aesthetically pleasing
"an artistic flower arrangement"
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esthetic, aesthetic, esthetical, aestheticalAntonyms:
inaesthetic, unaesthetic, tasteless
Dictionary of English Synonymes
artisticadjective
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skilful, masterly, workman-like
Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MD
ARTISTIC
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#1157 | nice | |
#1189 | artist | |
#1725 | creative | |
#6109 | elegant | |
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#7625 | delicious | |
#11658 | delicate | |
#12426 | tasty | |
#13127 | exquisite | |
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#30301 | tasteful | |
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#42465 | dainty | |
#49974 | artsy | |
#54725 | chaste | |
#61572 | esthetic | |
#91896 | fastidious | |
#146480 | artistique | |
#220338 | aesthetical |
How to use artistic in a sentence?
ART is the medium through which you express the inexpressible, convey the unconveyable, transporting the audience in different realms of existence erasing their mental identities. Any effort by the artist to make an personal identity is detrimental in an artistic sense. Be Wiser, leave no residue dissolve in ART!
Portland International Airport:
Some recipients will create carpet products like floor mats, coasters, and wall hangings, and some will create artistic avenues for the public to experience the carpet.
I wanted to create an artistic installation which is alive by using real fish, rather than materials or pictures.
Ignazio Silone, The God That Failed (1950):
Liberty is the possibility of doubting, the possibility of making a mistake, the possibility of searching and experimenting, the possibility of saying No to any authority--literary, artistic, philosophic, religious, social and even political.
In the new transportation system, car interiors will be like living rooms or meeting rooms. Since cars will be autonomous, passengers will be able to utilize the trip time to work, converse, socialize, write, be artistic or whatever else. Mayflower-Plymouth is making it happen.
Translations for artistic
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- artísticCatalan, Valencian
- uměleckýCzech
- kunstneriskDanish
- artistisch, kunstvoll, künstlerisch, gestalterischGerman
- καλαίσθητος, περίτεχνος, φιλότεχνος, καλλιτεχνικόςGreek
- arta, artista, artismaEsperanto
- artísticoSpanish
- esteettinen, artistinen, luova, taiteellinenFinnish
- artistiqueFrench
- कलात्मकHindi
- művészeti, művésziHungarian
- seniah, artistikIndonesian
- artisticoItalian
- 芸術的Japanese
- 예술적Korean
- artiumLatin
- artisteschLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- artistiek, kunstzinnigDutch
- kunstneriskNorwegian
- artystycznyPolish
- artísticoPortuguese
- artisticRomanian
- артистичный, искусный, артистический, художественныйRussian
- artistikAlbanian
- ศิลปะThai
- artistikTurkish
- קינסטלערישYiddish
- 藝術的Chinese
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