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Another word bastardized by young children that has no link to the origin of the word. For example: “This kitchen is aesthetic.” Correct usage as a noun: “The kitchen has a modern aesthetic.” Correct usage as an adjective: “The kitchen has many aesthetic features.” If you want to sound like a dumb child go ahead and use this word incorrectly.
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