exquisiteness
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7.1
- noun
- /ɪkˈskwɪzɪtnəs/
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- Since the debut of Louis Vuitton Mahina, its exquisiteness and function have been adored by so many celebrities.
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Synonyms include prettiness, cuteness, loveliness, exquisiteness, and splendor.
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His pictures do that Lear-like thing: they translate textual elements that are inert in themselves into comic exquisiteness.
Academic text (2015) -
One focus that would picture a response from plenty of people in the whole exquisiteness and design and style industry is truly the relationship that exists between fruits and weight loss.
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In Cartagena, fina also refers to refinement or exquisiteness.
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From the point of view of the writing of art history, theory, and criticism, to write about elements of work that might seem mundane poses a smaller but definite risk: the potential loss of the currency we hope to find in aesthetic exquisiteness.
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They should study my cock in art classes, spend whole courses... studying the splendid contours of its exquisiteness, don't you think?
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It is worth noting in passing that this same negotiation may explain O'Sullivan's apparent disregard for the exquisiteness of his own pictures.
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It's the piece that literally stops people in their tracks and makes their jaws drop and perhaps their eyes tear up at the exquisiteness of whatever emotion the artist is conveying.
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Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) is the most amazing region of Pakistan in terms of its topography, scenic exquisiteness, and amusing culture.
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The exquisiteness of the handcrafted jewelry left everyone in awe during the exhibition.
Synonyms
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2.3
A thing that is an especially good example of its kind
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3.5
A graceful, stylish way of looking or behaving that shows good taste
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2.0
A pleasing, beautiful look that makes people admire it
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5.3
A soft, gentle beauty in small or carefully made things
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A delicate, pretty quality that shows care and grace
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5.3
How delicate and detailed something looks or feels
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4.5
A sense of good style in clothes, design, or manners
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8.4
How beautiful something looks
Antonyms
How Beautiful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Exquisiteness comes from Latin parts ex- 'out' and quisit 'seek', so it originally meant something 'sought out' or carefully chosen. So, to call something exquisite is to say it was made or chosen with great care, and exquisiteness means 'extreme beauty' and 'delicacy'.