artistic
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3.5
- adjective
- /ɑrˈtɪstɪk/
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artístico
- Let's celebrate artistic freedom.
- artistic expression
- artistic process
- artistic skills
This is all about the aesthetic and artistic appeal of the label.
- This is all about the aesthetic and artistic appeal of the label.
- You're taking notes, you're artistic, you're doing drawings.
- But we're actually really there to support the artistic entity behind the book.
- I'm here to present an artistic assault on the senses.
- It was always the we knew who the artistic kids were.
- We're learning to just go into a flow, an artistic flow.
- But I, I think Rudy, again, artistic license, I don't think Rudy knows that.
- But the point is that is limiting that artistic suffering is a myth.
- How did you and how do you think about an artistic practice and an arc?
- What would Onassis do on an artistic question?
- So there's a kind of natural artistic lefty bias to journalism.
Examples
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To develop student interest, a film's artistic value must also be considered.
Academic text (2011) -
You were always so artistic in college.
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But now bring in the artistic photographer, OK?
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Hey, look, all I want is for my artistic courage to be an inspiration to others.
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Architecture is a kind of artistic expression which is very coherent.
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Your mother managed to keep this place running in the face of a lot of financial trouble and never once did she compromise the artistic vision to save money.
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Ideally, students would activate their creative thinking skills and make artistic choices, and teachers would facilitate learning.
Academic text (2011) -
The gallery showcased an artistic interpretation of the famous landscape.
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Her artistic talents shone through in her stunning portrait paintings.
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The festival featured artistic performances that highlighted the beauty of dance and music.
Synonyms
165
3.3
Having an attractive, stylish look that shows good taste
15
5.6
Having a particular way of using language or making art
10
4.3
Having a creative, unusual style like an artist
1
5.9
Relating to beauty or the way something looks pleasing
About beauty and good taste
Antonyms
Compounds
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6.4
A way of feeling and behaving that is creative, sensitive, and shows feelings easily
How Artistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Artistic comes from the word art, which goes back to an old Latin word ars meaning 'skill' or 'craft'. It shares the same root as artist, so artistic means showing skill and taste in creative or beautiful work, which is why we use it for painters, photographers, or anyone with creative talent.