English dictionary
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English adjective: exquisite | |||
| 1. | exquisite intense or sharp | ||
| Samples | Suffered exquisite pain. Felt exquisite pleasure. | ||
| Synonyms | keen | ||
| Similar | intense | ||
| Antonyms | mild | ||
| 2. | exquisite lavishly elegant and refined | ||
| Synonyms | recherche | ||
| Similar | elegant | ||
| Antonyms | inelegant | ||
| 3. | exquisite delicately beautiful | ||
| Samples | A dainty teacup. An exquisite cameo. | ||
| Synonyms | dainty | ||
| Similar | delicate | ||
| Antonyms | rugged | ||
| 4. | exquisite of extreme beauty | ||
| Samples | Her exquisite face. | ||
| Similar | beautiful | ||
| Antonyms | ugly | ||
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