esthete

[ es-theet ]
/ ˈɛs θit /
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noun

aesthete.

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OTHER WORDS FROM esthete

hy·per·es·thete, noun

Words nearby esthete

esthesiogenic, esthesiometer, esthesiometry, esthesiophysiology, esthesis, esthete, esthetic, esthetical, estheticism, estheticize, esthetics
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Words related to esthete

dilettante, connoisseur

Example sentences from the Web for esthete

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

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British Dictionary definitions for esthete

esthete
/ (ˈiːsθiːt) /

noun

a US spelling of aesthete

Derived forms of esthete

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