Definition of artistically in English:

artistically

adverb ɑːˈtɪstɪkliɑrˈtɪstɪkli

1As regards art or artists; from an artistic point of view.
the Soviet film industry was artistically limited by outside pressures
her home was cosy and so artistically decorated for Christmas
Example sentencesExamples
- In the late 1960s, she started offering painting classes to her artistically inclined neighbors.
- I would say it's the most important national cinema artistically outside of Hollywood.
- I had to learn realism before I could move on artistically.
- It combined a "microcosm of the artistically vital New York scene with the intimacy of summer camp."
- The river itself was suddenly becoming the conduit to a culturally thriving and artistically rich environment.
- As he matured artistically, the visual content of his murals eclipsed the politics.
- There can be no doubt that three of the most important 19th-century landscapists were linked artistically.
- Rembrandt is chiefly responsible for transforming the self-portrait as an artistically innovative form.
- She believed that other women might express themselves artistically, too, using flowers as their medium.
- His American years were artistically disappointing, and in 1959 he returned to Berlin.
1. 1.1 In an aesthetically pleasing way.
  the buildings are artistically lit
  Example sentencesExamples
  You can just as easily chomp on them along with catfish as scatter them artistically over a salad.
  Here they serve good portions, not a load of artistically arranged scraps.
  I wouldn't dare suggest they build the first attractive-looking, artistically daring public building here since the '60s.
  Ever eat at a French restaurant and leave unsatisfied because you were served a single shrimp artistically surrounded by unknown greens?
  The city boasts of wide expanses of artistically rendered potholes interrupted in some areas by stretches of macadam.
  We love this artistically tailored black dress.
  It's a garden where vegetables are grown so artistically that you want to rush home and dig up all your flowers and grow cabbages instead.
  I look to my right and see that full glass, the dew dripping so artistically down its sides.
  A fence may seem like a labor-intensive and artistically challenged project, but it doesn't have to be.
  A garlic concoction was artistically swirled onto the plate, making a nice contrast with the red of the tomato sauce.

Definition of artistically in US English:

artistically

adverbɑrˈtɪstɪkliärˈtistiklē

1As regards art or artists; from an artistic point of view.
the Soviet film industry was artistically limited by outside pressures
her home was cozy and so artistically decorated for Christmas
Example sentencesExamples
- As he matured artistically, the visual content of his murals eclipsed the politics.
- In the late 1960s, she started offering painting classes to her artistically inclined neighbors.
- I would say it's the most important national cinema artistically outside of Hollywood.
- The river itself was suddenly becoming the conduit to a culturally thriving and artistically rich environment.
- Rembrandt is chiefly responsible for transforming the self-portrait as an artistically innovative form.
- She believed that other women might express themselves artistically, too, using flowers as their medium.
- I had to learn realism before I could move on artistically.
- There can be no doubt that three of the most important 19th-century landscapists were linked artistically.
- His American years were artistically disappointing, and in 1959 he returned to Berlin.
- It combined a "microcosm of the artistically vital New York scene with the intimacy of summer camp."
1. 1.1 In an aesthetically pleasing way.
  the buildings are artistically lit
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's a garden where vegetables are grown so artistically that you want to rush home and dig up all your flowers and grow cabbages instead.
  We love this artistically tailored black dress.
  You can just as easily chomp on them along with catfish as scatter them artistically over a salad.
  I look to my right and see that full glass, the dew dripping so artistically down its sides.
  I wouldn't dare suggest they build the first attractive-looking, artistically daring public building here since the '60s.
  Ever eat at a French restaurant and leave unsatisfied because you were served a single shrimp artistically surrounded by unknown greens?
  Here they serve good portions, not a load of artistically arranged scraps.
  A garlic concoction was artistically swirled onto the plate, making a nice contrast with the red of the tomato sauce.
  The city boasts of wide expanses of artistically rendered potholes interrupted in some areas by stretches of macadam.
  A fence may seem like a labor-intensive and artistically challenged project, but it doesn't have to be.

词汇	artistically
释义	Definition of artistically in English: artistically adverb ɑːˈtɪstɪkliɑrˈtɪstɪkli 1As regards art or artists; from an artistic point of view. the Soviet film industry was artistically limited by outside pressures her home was cosy and so artistically decorated for Christmas Example sentencesExamples In the late 1960s, she started offering painting classes to her artistically inclined neighbors. I would say it's the most important national cinema artistically outside of Hollywood. I had to learn realism before I could move on artistically. It combined a "microcosm of the artistically vital New York scene with the intimacy of summer camp." The river itself was suddenly becoming the conduit to a culturally thriving and artistically rich environment. As he matured artistically, the visual content of his murals eclipsed the politics. There can be no doubt that three of the most important 19th-century landscapists were linked artistically. Rembrandt is chiefly responsible for transforming the self-portrait as an artistically innovative form. She believed that other women might express themselves artistically, too, using flowers as their medium. His American years were artistically disappointing, and in 1959 he returned to Berlin. 1.1 In an aesthetically pleasing way. the buildings are artistically lit Example sentencesExamples You can just as easily chomp on them along with catfish as scatter them artistically over a salad. Here they serve good portions, not a load of artistically arranged scraps. I wouldn't dare suggest they build the first attractive-looking, artistically daring public building here since the '60s. Ever eat at a French restaurant and leave unsatisfied because you were served a single shrimp artistically surrounded by unknown greens? The city boasts of wide expanses of artistically rendered potholes interrupted in some areas by stretches of macadam. We love this artistically tailored black dress. It's a garden where vegetables are grown so artistically that you want to rush home and dig up all your flowers and grow cabbages instead. I look to my right and see that full glass, the dew dripping so artistically down its sides. A fence may seem like a labor-intensive and artistically challenged project, but it doesn't have to be. A garlic concoction was artistically swirled onto the plate, making a nice contrast with the red of the tomato sauce. Definition of artistically in US English: artistically adverbɑrˈtɪstɪkliärˈtistiklē 1As regards art or artists; from an artistic point of view. the Soviet film industry was artistically limited by outside pressures her home was cozy and so artistically decorated for Christmas Example sentencesExamples As he matured artistically, the visual content of his murals eclipsed the politics. In the late 1960s, she started offering painting classes to her artistically inclined neighbors. I would say it's the most important national cinema artistically outside of Hollywood. The river itself was suddenly becoming the conduit to a culturally thriving and artistically rich environment. Rembrandt is chiefly responsible for transforming the self-portrait as an artistically innovative form. She believed that other women might express themselves artistically, too, using flowers as their medium. I had to learn realism before I could move on artistically. There can be no doubt that three of the most important 19th-century landscapists were linked artistically. His American years were artistically disappointing, and in 1959 he returned to Berlin. It combined a "microcosm of the artistically vital New York scene with the intimacy of summer camp." 1.1 In an aesthetically pleasing way. the buildings are artistically lit Example sentencesExamples It's a garden where vegetables are grown so artistically that you want to rush home and dig up all your flowers and grow cabbages instead. We love this artistically tailored black dress. You can just as easily chomp on them along with catfish as scatter them artistically over a salad. I look to my right and see that full glass, the dew dripping so artistically down its sides. I wouldn't dare suggest they build the first attractive-looking, artistically daring public building here since the '60s. Ever eat at a French restaurant and leave unsatisfied because you were served a single shrimp artistically surrounded by unknown greens? Here they serve good portions, not a load of artistically arranged scraps. A garlic concoction was artistically swirled onto the plate, making a nice contrast with the red of the tomato sauce. The city boasts of wide expanses of artistically rendered potholes interrupted in some areas by stretches of macadam. A fence may seem like a labor-intensive and artistically challenged project, but it doesn't have to be.
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