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Definition of unaesthetic in English: unaestheticadjectiveʌnɛsˈθɛtɪkʌniːsˈθɛtɪkˌənɛsˈθɛdɪk 1Not visually pleasing; unattractive. the control tower provides an unaesthetic foreground to the mountains he found the manner in which they were constructed unaesthetic Example sentencesExamples - Like much of urban Trinidad, this appears to be a functional if unaesthetic sprawl of small businesses, shops, fast-food outlets, homes, temples, mosques and Hindu prayer flags.
- The whole room seemed like an eerily, unaesthetic white prison.
- Despite their unaesthetic design, Fortey fell for the hard - shelled creatures immediately.
- There are inevitably items in the food we eat (as there always have been) that are harmless but definitely unaesthetic.
- But what does get through to him is sabre-rattling - unaesthetic and ugly belligerence.
- As an artist, I view anything out of proportion as totally unaesthetic.
- Maybe that was the idea - to compensate for a poor sculptor or unaesthetic subject.
- Blackheads are one of the nastiest problems of the facial skin, because, like zits and pimples, they give an unaesthetic look.
- Ruthlessness toward members of the same species is not only unethical and unaesthetic, it is perverse, against nature.
- He uses silicone as an adhesive, and for any of you unfamiliar with silicone, it's a sticky, clear, incomprehensibly unaesthetic product sold by the tube in most hardware stores.
- If you have watched this television show, the celebratory eating of worms and other unaesthetic creatures on television, you will know that the ratings can keep coming only so long.
- He shunned the fury of the senses and what Keats called ‘ruffian passion’, which Boucher perceived as not merely unpolished and irrational but also as supremely unaesthetic.
- But finding a mass of squirming roundworms is an unaesthetic experience, so fish from infected ponds are banned from being marketed fresh and can be sold only to processing plants, which pay much less.
- They were aware of French critics who cast aspersions on the Eiffel Tower as overly influenced by raw, unaesthetic American technology.
- ‘It's unaesthetic,’ and I suggested she wear something to pack it in.
- He riddled his tales with a child's patois, ‘plenty of prattle, nonsense, and unaesthetic words like ‘baa’ and ‘boo’ in his pockets.
- The developing Istanbul is unaesthetic in its architecture.
- Well, it's unaesthetic, silly and perhaps somewhat cute.
- Chronic excessive fluoride intake can result in fluorosis, an unaesthetic mottling of the teeth.
- 1.1 Not motivated by aesthetic principles.
bright young people still wanted to go into publishing despite the fact that it was as underpaid as it was unaesthetic in its aims
Definition of unaesthetic in US English: unaestheticadjectiveˌənɛsˈθɛdɪkˌənesˈTHedik 1Not visually pleasing; unattractive. the control tower provides an unaesthetic foreground to the mountains he found the manner in which they were constructed unaesthetic Example sentencesExamples - As an artist, I view anything out of proportion as totally unaesthetic.
- But what does get through to him is sabre-rattling - unaesthetic and ugly belligerence.
- He shunned the fury of the senses and what Keats called ‘ruffian passion’, which Boucher perceived as not merely unpolished and irrational but also as supremely unaesthetic.
- Despite their unaesthetic design, Fortey fell for the hard - shelled creatures immediately.
- If you have watched this television show, the celebratory eating of worms and other unaesthetic creatures on television, you will know that the ratings can keep coming only so long.
- ‘It's unaesthetic,’ and I suggested she wear something to pack it in.
- But finding a mass of squirming roundworms is an unaesthetic experience, so fish from infected ponds are banned from being marketed fresh and can be sold only to processing plants, which pay much less.
- He uses silicone as an adhesive, and for any of you unfamiliar with silicone, it's a sticky, clear, incomprehensibly unaesthetic product sold by the tube in most hardware stores.
- Chronic excessive fluoride intake can result in fluorosis, an unaesthetic mottling of the teeth.
- He riddled his tales with a child's patois, ‘plenty of prattle, nonsense, and unaesthetic words like ‘baa’ and ‘boo’ in his pockets.
- The developing Istanbul is unaesthetic in its architecture.
- The whole room seemed like an eerily, unaesthetic white prison.
- Well, it's unaesthetic, silly and perhaps somewhat cute.
- Blackheads are one of the nastiest problems of the facial skin, because, like zits and pimples, they give an unaesthetic look.
- They were aware of French critics who cast aspersions on the Eiffel Tower as overly influenced by raw, unaesthetic American technology.
- There are inevitably items in the food we eat (as there always have been) that are harmless but definitely unaesthetic.
- Maybe that was the idea - to compensate for a poor sculptor or unaesthetic subject.
- Like much of urban Trinidad, this appears to be a functional if unaesthetic sprawl of small businesses, shops, fast-food outlets, homes, temples, mosques and Hindu prayer flags.
- Ruthlessness toward members of the same species is not only unethical and unaesthetic, it is perverse, against nature.
- 1.1 Not motivated by aesthetic principles.
bright young people still wanted to go into publishing despite the fact that it was as underpaid as it was unaesthetic in its aims
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