Words Containing HETIC

154 words contain HETIC anywhere. Scores range up to 30 points (HYPOTHETICALLY), averaging 20.4 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.

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Relating to the appreciation of beauty or good taste.

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In a manner pleasing to the senses or tasteful.

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An expert in beauty treatments, such as facials.

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Plural of AESTHETICIAN.

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To make something appear aesthetically pleasing.

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Past tense of AESTHETICISE.

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Third-person singular present tense of AESTHETICISE.

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Present participle of AESTHETICISE.

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A movement or doctrine valuing beauty as the highest principle.

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Plural of AESTHETICISM.

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Someone who advocates the doctrine of aestheticism.

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Plural of AESTHETICIST.

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To render something aesthetic or artful.

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Past tense of AESTHETICIZE.

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Third-person singular present tense of AESTHETICIZE.

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Present participle of AESTHETICIZE.

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Plural of AESTHETIC.

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Relating to or producing insensibility.

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In a manner relating to anesthesia or insensitivity.

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Plural of ANAESTHETIC.

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A drug that causes temporary loss of sensation.

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In a manner relating to anesthesia or its effects.

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Plural of ANESTHETIC.

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Strongly opposed or having aversion.

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Having or showing antipathy.

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Sharply contrasted or diametrically opposed.

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Sharply contrasted in character or purpose.

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In a contrasting or oppositional manner.

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Showing little interest or emotion.

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Showing or feeling no emotion or interest.

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In a manner showing lack of interest or enthusiasm.

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Relating to or formed by aphesis.

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By dropping an initial unstressed syllable.

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Overly sentimental or insincere in emotional appeal.

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In a bathetic manner, with anticlimax.

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Relating to or produced by biosynthesis.

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Relating to catechesis or a formal catechism.

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Relating to religious instruction by question and answer.

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In a question-and-answer instructional manner.

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Plural of CATECHETIC.

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Relating to the sense of normal bodily functioning.

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Relating to or using chemosynthesis.

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Pertaining to the general sense of bodily condition.

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Assuming the reality of the external world.

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Cosmothetic.

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Pertaining to cryptaesthesia.

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Alternative form of cryptaesthetic.

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Relating to or causing diarrhea.

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Pertaining to or caused by a diathesis.

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Pertaining to dysesthesia.

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Showing aversion or dislike.

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Relating to dysthesia.

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Showing an ability to understand others' feelings.

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In a sympathetic and understanding way.

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Archaic term for contagious or infectious.

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Relating to or involving epenthesis.

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Pertaining to epithets.

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Serving as or relating to an epithet.

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As an epithet or descriptive term.

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How many words containing hetic are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain HETIC anywhere?

HYPOTHETICALLY scores 30 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.