adjective

exquisite

exquisite, beautiful, delicate, intense

She has exquisite taste in art.

She has exquisite taste in art.

He felt an exquisite pain in his side.

He felt an exquisite pain in his side.

an exquisite ((noun)) an exquisite (noun) She has exquisite taste in art.

Synonyms: beautiful, delicate, refined, intense; Antonyms: crude, plain, dull

From Latin `exquisitus`, 'carefully sought out', from `exquirere` (`ex-` 'out' + `quaerere` 'to seek').

Think of something so special it had to be 'sought out' (`ex-` + `quisit` like 'quest').

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