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• inæsthetic — adjective /ɪnɪsˈθɛtɪk/ a) Not ; devoid of æsthetic , concerns, considerations, or . The Oriental inæsthetic incuriousness for things, old stones, wild scenery, c., is increased by political reasons and fears. b) Æsthetically ; betraying a poor… …   Wiktionary