esthetical
- adjective
- /ɛsˈθɛtɪkəl/
- US
- Many critics praised the esthetical qualities of the new museum.
Examples
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The garden was designed with esthetical principles in mind, making it a soothing place to relax.
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The esthetical design of the building impressed everyone.
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Her esthetical sense influenced every aspect of the house's decoration.
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Is this painting esthetical enough for the gallery?
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Many critics praised the esthetical qualities of the new museum.
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The garden was designed with esthetical principles in mind, making it a soothing place to relax.
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Her esthetical sense influenced every aspect of the house's decoration.
Synonyms
Having an attractive, stylish look that shows good taste
Clothes or rooms that look fashionable and attractive
Showing good style and polite manners
Relating to beauty or the way something looks pleasing
About beauty and good taste
Antonyms
How Attractive
Surface Forms
Morphology
esthetical = aesthetic (transparent) = aesthetic + al
Meaning is predictably formed from 'aesthetic' plus the adjectival suffix '-al', so learners who know 'aesthetic' can derive the meaning.
Etymology
Esthetical comes from the old Greek root aisthesis, meaning 'feeling' or 'sense', and you see the same root in aesthetic and aesthetics. So esthetical is about the 'sense' or feeling for beauty and good taste.