artistically
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3.9
- adverb
- /ɑːrˈtɪstɪkli/
:
artísticamente
- The dancers moved artistically across the stage, captivating the audience with their grace.
- artistically talented
- artistically gifted
- artistically literate
I find that I've always been right artistically.
- I find that I've always been right artistically.
- But it's also so artistically celebrated.
- They're both brilliant, incredibly artistically talented.
- My role in the event was to sort of artistically direct the entire look and feel of the venue.
- I don't feel like I have something to say, at least artistically, in that way, because I've always thought of myself as a teacher.
- But I think he does them artistically and I think he picks and chooses what's artistic and what's necessary.
- I I think that both professionally and artistically, they're extremely admirable and I couldn't think of better TV parents.
- And that was my closest example of like someone who I thought had really good taste and I trusted their opinion artistically.
- That's kind of what I do with everything artistically.
- But if I have those two things in front of me, the most artistically interesting choice the is the new idea.
Examples
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Jennifer was identified as academically and artistically gifted in music, dance, and theater.
Academic text (1995) -
What was the most artistically challenging film you were involved in?
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My role in the event was to sort of artistically direct the entire look and feel of the venue.
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What do you get out of it artistically that keeps you doing it?
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She'd seen the paintings: this collection could put him on the map, artistically speaking.
Fiction book (1996) -
Some pieces, for instance, are not hard technically, but emotionally or artistically very fragile.
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Children who are artistically or musically gifted need early contact with similar children.
Academic text (1994) -
Kyoto has long been an intellectually and artistically dynamic place and, like Osaka, always open to innovation in the visual arts.
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An absolutely seamless use of props integrated into choreography, that is both physically impressive and artistically moving.
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Conversely, how much historical accuracy can be sacrificed if a film is artistically powerful and captures the audience's interest?
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
41
3.5
In a way that uses new ideas to make things or solve problems
7
5.7
In a creative, skillful way that shows careful planning
2
4.1
In a creative way that uses new ideas
1
4.9
In a way that uses new and clever ideas
In a beautiful, creative way that shows skill
In a beautiful or artistic way
Antonyms
How Artistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Artistically comes from artist, which goes back to an old word meaning 'skill' or 'craft' and is the same root as art. So, to do something artistically is to do it with skill, creativity, or style.