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artistic
Grammar usage guide and real-world examplesUSAGE SUMMARY
The phrase "artistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something related to art or having a creative quality. Example: "Her artistic vision transformed the ordinary space into a vibrant gallery."
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60 human-written examples
A precociously gifted student, Schiele soon attracted the attention of Gustav Klimt, the pre-eminent artist of the Secession movement – an artistic revolution that covered many art forms, all driven by the basic aim of rejecting Beaux-Arts classicism and stuffy Salon mediocrity.
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From something to be depicted by artists, "madness" has become a source of artistic originality in itself.
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Manhattan's compact geography, points out Pfahler, means many artistic projects begin with chance encounters.
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She spent part of last year having very discreet conversations with the treasury as she sought to persuade George Osborne to commit serious money to building the artistic headquarters of his northern powerhouse plan.
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Ms Weissová-Hošková was introduced by the Nash's artistic director Amelia Freedman to an editor from Penguin, who commissioned the diaries Helga had kept as a child in Terezín, for publication this year – a major event, for such contemporary records (as opposed to memoirs) are rare.
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Implementing some impressively artistic ideas selected from a "hackathon" that took place earlier this year, the Urban Vision is now crowd-sourcing a skilled group of Mumbaikars to shape these disused sites, bringing together architects, landscapers, artists and "city enthusiasts" for an inclusive community-led project to start on Monday 24 November.
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La Fille du RER made Dequenne well known but it was not particularly an artistic success, and it was not terribly well received by the French press.
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Sean Doran, artistic director of the ever-expanding festival, which includes local shops featuring Beckett biscuits and sausages, revealed he now has an eye on the Orange Hall directly across the road from Happy Days's headquarters in the Clinton Centre, built on the site of a former Catholic boys' school.
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By the time he quit the Commons in 2001, he was Father of the House, yet another addition to the honours, political, academic and artistic which he accumulated.
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In fact, Frank's story addresses exactly this dilemma: between artistic integrity (and obscurity) and commercial success.
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Even a mid-budget movie costs a lot of money to make, and needs to make it back whereas financial success was practically an obstacle to artistic achievement for most of the outsider musicians Frank celebrates.
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Expert writing Tips
Best practice
Use "artistic" to describe something related to art, artists, or demonstrating creative skill. For example, "The gallery showcased her artistic talent".
Common error
Avoid using "artistic" merely as a generic compliment. Instead, use more specific adjectives like "creative", "beautiful", or "innovative" to provide a more accurate description.
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Linguistic Context
The adjective "artistic" primarily functions to describe nouns, indicating a connection to art, artists, or the possession of creative skill. Ludwig shows examples ranging from "artistic revolution" to "artistic integrity", illustrating its role in qualifying various concepts.
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Ludwig's WRAP-UP
The adjective "artistic" is commonly used to describe qualities related to art, creativity, or aesthetic skill. Ludwig AI confirms its grammatical correctness and usability across various contexts, primarily in news and media. While highly versatile, specific alternatives such as "creative", "aesthetic", and "imaginative" may offer more nuanced descriptions in certain situations. Remember to use "artistic" when emphasizing the art-related aspects of something, and avoid overuse as a general compliment.
More alternative expressions(10)
Phrases that express similar concepts, ordered by semantic similarity:
creative
Focuses more on the act of creation itself rather than the aesthetic quality.
aesthetic
Emphasizes the appreciation of beauty and good taste.
artful
Highlights skill and cleverness, sometimes with a hint of deception.
imaginative
Stresses the ability to form new and original ideas.
expressive
Focuses on the ability to convey emotions or ideas effectively.
stylish
Refers to elegance and sophistication in design or appearance.
decorative
Emphasizes the ornamental aspect and enhancing visual appeal.
visionary
Implies forward-thinking and innovative creative ideas.
inspired
Suggests creativity that comes from enthusiasm or influence.
masterful
Highlights exceptional skill and expertise in artistic execution.
FAQs
How can I use "artistic" in a sentence?
Use "artistic" to describe something related to art or having creative skill. For example, "She has an artistic flair" or "The design shows artistic merit".
What are some alternatives to the word "artistic"?
You can use alternatives such as "creative", "aesthetic", or "imaginative" depending on the context.
Is it correct to say "artistic ability" or "artistical ability"?
The correct phrase is "artistic ability". "Artistical" is not a standard English word. Stick with "artistic" as the adjective.
What is the difference between "artistic" and "artful"?
"Artistic" generally refers to something related to art or having creative skill. "Artful" often implies cleverness or ingenuity, sometimes with a hint of deception. While there can be some overlap, "artful" often refers to something done with skill, but not necessarily in the realm of fine arts.
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Table of contents
Usage summary
Human-verified examples
Expert writing tips
Linguistic context
Ludwig's wrap-up
Alternative expressions
FAQs
Source & Trust
93%
Authority and reliability
4.5/5
Expert rating
Real-world application tested