esthete

[es-theet]

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noun

aesthete.

Related formshy·per·es·thete, noun

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The redman is the one truly indigenous religionist and esthete of America.
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British Dictionary definitions for esthete

esthete

noun

a US spelling of aesthete

Derived Formsesthetic (ɛsˈθɛtɪk) or esthetical, adjectiveesthetically, adverbesthetician (ˌiːsθɪˈtɪʃən), nounestheticism, nounesthetics, noun

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Word Origin and History for esthete

n.

alternative form of aesthete (q.v.). Also see æ.

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The redman is the one truly indigenous religionist and esthete of America.

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