nonaesthetic
- adjective
- /ˌnoʊnəˈɛsθɪtɪk/
- The engineer chose a nonaesthetic solution that prioritized safety over appearance.
Examples
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Some industrial products are intentionally nonaesthetic to reduce costs and focus on function.
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His office was practical and nonaesthetic, with no decorations or artwork.
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The design is nonaesthetic.
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This chair is nonaesthetic.
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The engineer chose a nonaesthetic solution that prioritized safety over appearance.
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Some industrial products are intentionally nonaesthetic to reduce costs and focus on function.
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His office was practical and nonaesthetic, with no decorations or artwork.
Synonyms
Not intended to be beautiful or creative
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonaesthetic = aesthetic (transparent) = non + aesthetic
The adjective is formed by the productive negating prefix 'non-' applied to 'aesthetic', yielding 'not pertaining to aesthetics'.
Etymology
Nonaesthetic joins non- ('not') with aesthetic ('related to beauty or art'), so it means 'not related to beauty or appearance' and is used when something is practical or focused on function rather than style.