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> big open kitchen/dining/livingroom area that's very esthetic Did you mean ascetic? I’m trying to figure out what you meant but I’m not sure, because ascetic

by nkrisc 1y ago

> big open kitchen/dining/livingroom area that's very esthetic Did you mean ascetic? I’m trying to figure out what you meant but I’m not sure, because ascetic kind of contradicts the other descriptors.

detourdog 1y ago
Aesthetic
eadmund 1y ago
I’m pretty sure that he meant ‘æsthetic.’
- nkrisc 1y ago
  That still doesn’t make sense. Edit: just saw the other comment. I suppose they meant “aesthetically pleasing”.
SamBam 1y ago
Esthetic/aesthetic (US vs UK spelling) has become an adjective in recent years, meaning "pretty." My kids say "that's very aesthetic," which drives me up the wall, but I have to accept that language evolves.