1. of or relating to the appreciation or criticism of beauty and artistic taste
Usage: often used in formal or academic contexts; variant spelling of 'aesthetic' (less common in modern usage)
2. concerned with or sensitive to beauty in art, nature, or design

Examples

• The museum's esthetical standards ensure that only high-quality artworks are displayed.
• She has a strong esthetical sense and always arranges her home with careful attention to design.
• The architect's esthetical vision transformed the building into a modern masterpiece.
• His esthetical preferences lean toward minimalism and clean lines.
• The gallery curator made esthetical choices that reflected contemporary art movements.
• Esthetical appreciation requires training and exposure to diverse artistic traditions.