noun phrase · academic
aesthetic value
UK/iːsˈθetɪk ˈvæljuː/US/iːsˈθetɪk ˈvælju/aes·THE·tic VAL·ue
the perceived beauty or artistic worth of an object, artwork, or space
Examples
“Even if a building is old, its aesthetic value can justify restoration.”
“Environmental planners must balance practical needs with the area's aesthetic value.”
“The painting's aesthetic value was recognised by critics worldwide.”
Band 8 sentence
“While museums must consider utility and access, they should not neglect the aesthetic value that enriches visitor experience.”
Collocations
- recognise the aesthetic value
- preserve aesthetic value
Word family
Common mistakes
esthetic value→aesthetic value
beautiful value→aesthetic value
the aesthetic's value→the aesthetic value
Say it for a higher band
5beauty→6visual appeal→7+aesthetic value
Synonyms
artistic value
visual appeal
Easily confused
artistic value
“The exhibition highlighted the artistic value of previously overlooked painters.”
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