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aesthetic value

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aesthetic value

A premium attached to the value of property because of its physical appearance or the scenic views that may be enjoyed from the property; the artistic worth of something, rather than its practical value.



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THEY were installed more for their aesthetic value than their functionality.
A work is said to have literary merit (to be a work of art) if it is a work of quality, that is if it has some aesthetic value.
Artificial eyes, sometimes also called prosthetic eyes, are a marvel of form and function While they don''t allow a patient to see, they do provide aesthetic value and self-confidence, which are often lost when the eye is lost
 
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