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aestheticize
[es-thet-i-sahyz]
verb (used with object)
to depict as being pleasing or artistically beautiful; represent in an idealized or refined manner.
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of aestheticize1
Example Sentences
Either way, the urge to aestheticize work remains.
āEverything Risesā now has an original score throughout, along with text taken from recorded conversations between Tines and Koh ā in part, Tines said, ābecause itās about sharing the truth of our experiences, instead of tying to aestheticize our experience. I donāt need to find a poem that represents something I can say more directly.ā
Since purchasing the site in 1977, he has constructed a labyrinth of chambers and tunnels that aestheticize the experience of sky-watching.
This book does tend to skirt over or even coldly aestheticize unpleasant truths, like the āhalf-burned bits of bodiesā floating past a film crew in the river Ganges; or the fact that Chatwin died of AIDS, not specified here; or even a chauffeurās offer of a handshake refused by the vestigial ānoblesā with whom Ivory, blackballed by college fraternities, found himself consorting after his success.
āI wanted the show not to aestheticize trauma, and despair and ruin,ā says Farhat, adding that her aim was āto emphasize how beautiful the works are and .ā.ā. how aesthetics are so important to Syrian artists.ā
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