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esthetics

 [es-thet´iks]
the branch of philosophy dealing with beauty; in dentistry, a philosophy concerned especially with the appearance of a dental restoration, as achieved through its color or form.
Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.

es·thet·ics

(es-thet'iks),
The branch of philosophy concerned with art and beauty, especially with the components thereof.
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aesthetics

The study and/or implementation of the activities which are pleasing to the senses, and have sensori-emotional value.
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es·thet·ics

(es-thet'iks)
The branch of philosophy concerned with art and beauty, especially with the components thereof.
Synonym(s): aesthetics.
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

es·thet·ics

(es-thet'iks)
The branch of philosophy concerned with art and beauty, especially with the components thereof.
Synonym(s): aesthetics.
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012
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r notes, a theatre man is exclaiming that one must not make an esthete of Brecht, one should not produce his plays as mere plays; they must have political resonance and urgency.
These presentation pieces were in the possession of Pier Luigi Farnese, Cardinal Alessandro's father, and the cardinal, who was a genuine esthete and involved in all the family artistic commissions, knew them well and loved them.
In addition to Mickey and Liz, they are Barbara's stepbrother, Don (Jeff McCarthy), an Episcopalian priest who's given up his gay lover for celibacy and wine; Pauly (David Pittu), the ex-lover, a kind soul who crumbles into tears when the going gets rough; Susan (Dana Millican), Liz's young, outspoken assistant; and Carl (Herb Foster), Ian's esthete dean not above playing God when it comes to taking credit for the new heavenly discoveries.
The esthete is to art what the pornographer is to love (Kraus).
An Oriental esthete would never question the exquisite charm of those pale threads of water patterned on shining stone.
The process would scarcely please an esthete, so full is it of awkward features; but, successfully completed, it results in organizational fitness and strength.
C'est une evidence que l'entraineur de cette equipe, Gourcuff, grand esthete devant l'eternel, educateur aimant, passionne de choses bien faites, obsede par l'effort et le travail de longue haleine.
Les esthetes ne sont, d'ailleurs, pas absents de la Recherche, ou on voit parader des poseurs tels que Bloch, Legrandin, les Verdurin, l'esthete Bergotte, le dilettante Ski ou le plus raffine des artistes manques, le grand idolatre Charles Swann.
("History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake," says the young esthete Stephen Dedalus.) If so, there are specific dialectical resources which can conduct an elite few to the escape hatch.
Pourtant, il trouve de quoi egayer ses yeux de fin esthete, les rayons de soleil du matin continuent a lui faire decouvrir d'autres aspects divertissants sur des futaies.
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