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Meaning of Exquisite

Extremely beautiful and delicate; finely crafted.

In simple words: Very beautiful and delicate.

Exquisite in a sentence

  • The artist created an exquisite painting that captivated everyone.
  • She wore an exquisite necklace made of pearls and diamonds.
  • The dessert was prepared with exquisite attention to detail.
  • They admired the exquisite beauty of the sunset over the mountains.
  • His taste in art is truly exquisite, showcasing rare pieces.

How to use Exquisite

Use in formal contexts to describe beauty or quality, often relating to art, nature, or craftsmanship. Avoid in casual or everyday situations.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of 'exquisite' as 'excellent + exquisite' - an exclusive beauty.

Related words

Collocations with Exquisite

  • exquisite beauty
  • exquisite detail
  • exquisite taste
  • exquisite craftsmanship
  • exquisite flavors

Opposites of Exquisite

Common mistakes with Exquisite

  • Used in informal settings where 'nice' would be appropriate.
  • Confused with 'exquisite' vs 'exquisite' related to taste.
  • Mispronounced, emphasizing the wrong syllable.

Compare Exquisite with Beautiful, Elegant, Refined, Fancy, Lovely

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Frequently asked questions about Exquisite

What does Exquisite mean?

Very beautiful and delicate.

What is the definition of Exquisite?

Extremely beautiful and delicate; finely crafted.

How do you use Exquisite in a sentence?

The artist created an exquisite painting that captivated everyone.

Can you give another example of Exquisite?

She wore an exquisite necklace made of pearls and diamonds.

What are synonyms for Exquisite?

Common alternatives include beautiful, elegant, refined, fancy, lovely.

What is the opposite of Exquisite?

Opposite meanings include ugly, coarse, ordinary, rude.

What words go with Exquisite?

It commonly pairs with exquisite beauty, exquisite detail, exquisite taste, exquisite craftsmanship, exquisite flavors.

What are common mistakes when using Exquisite?

Used in informal settings where 'nice' would be appropriate. Confused with 'exquisite' vs 'exquisite' related to taste. Mispronounced, emphasizing the wrong syllable.

How do you pronounce Exquisite?

US: //ɪkˈskwɪzɪt//, UK: //ɪkˈskwɪzɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Exquisite formal or informal?

"Exquisite" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.

When should I use Exquisite?

Use in formal contexts to describe beauty or quality, often relating to art, nature, or craftsmanship. Avoid in casual or everyday situations.