inæsthetical

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ æsthetic +‎ -al.

Adjective

inæsthetical (comparative more inæsthetical, superlative most inæsthetical)

1. (rare) Not possessing æsthetical quality.
   • 1842, Dillon O’Neill, The Dublin Magazine, Samuel J. Machen, pages 89–90:

     But the whole book is disgracefully inæsthetical ; nor does the author show the slightest power of constructing a story.