stylistic
[stahy-lis-tik]
- of or relating to style.
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Sometimes sty·lis·ti·cal.
Origin of stylistic
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Contemporary Examples of stylistically
There is no difference, functionally or stylistically, between the two campaigns.
Substantively, as opposed to stylistically, there was no New Left.
We are either resisting him—stylistically, politically, or culturally—or we are writing toward him.
Stylistically, Romney came across as significantly softer than Obama.
Stylistically, he was on the front foot—aggressive, prepared, and engaged.
Historical Examples of stylistically
These Canzoni a Ballo, though they lack the supreme beauty of Poliziano's style, are stylistically graceful.
Renaissance in Italy: Italian LiteratureJohn Addington Symonds
Stylistically, these great church mosaics belonged to antique art.
The Mediaeval Mind (Volume I of II)Henry Osborn Taylor
stylistic
- of or relating to style, esp artistic or literary style
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Word Origin and History for stylistically
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