Noun:

exquisiteness এই,

exquisiteness's Usage Examples:

The making of a chamanto demands great diligence, because of the exquisiteness involved in the weaving of the silk and wool, plus the intricacy of.

As a predictable reaction, high fashion came to emphasize exquisiteness of cut and construction over denseness of trimming, and applied trim.

It blends the "generosity of the North" and the "exquisiteness of the South".

oldest Georgian manuscripts; it is distinguished by its simplicity, exquisiteness, oldness, text version, material and spiritual values.

motifs, most of them stylized and distinguished by high thickness and exquisiteness.

Both ancient and modern goldsmiths exude exquisiteness in their craftsmanship for trade, personal vanity and prestige.

that configure this architectural space is executed with a weighting, exquisiteness and a final finish that surprises; fruit, all of it, of a measured proportion.

of ink and color layer by layer, so as to approach the perfection of exquisiteness and fine art.

has been described by Mark Swed of the Los Angeles Times as "stunning exquisiteness".

Critics liked the musical quality of his poetry, exquisiteness of form and the sense of tension which enlivened the general atmosphere.

spirit, depictions, despite the vagary of the subject, full of intimacy, exquisiteness, preciosity, meditation, solemnity, and religion.

These have something of the exquisiteness of the so-called Little Dutchmen and they give fascinating glimpses.

Washington Post also reviewed the book, stating that it lacks the charm and exquisiteness of other recent musician's memoirs, yet it "out-rocks them all.

tenets of economy, ceremony, care, melancholy and a kind of Oriental exquisiteness" that had characterized his earlier work and began a "loosening up".

González had developed his ideas more thoroughly, if only for their exquisiteness (…) But one hesitates to ask more of an album whose stately conception.

the album registers a kind of bare exquisiteness through hushed conversation between the two instruments.

although he "never entirely won the trust" of the England selectors, "the exquisiteness of his touch never faded" and his achievements for England after his.

Synonyms:

beauty;

Antonyms:

unattractiveness; ugliness;