A COSMETIC VALUE

Definition: Referring to a value that is related to the appearance or superficial qualities rather than the essential or intrinsic qualities.

Synonyms: Aesthetic Appeal, Surface Beauty, Visual Allure, Outer Charm, Cosmetic Attraction

Usage Examples in Sentences

Wearing a flashy costume for Halloween was more about a cosmetic value than comfort.

Choosing the color of the car was based on a cosmetic value rather than its fuel efficiency.

The chef carefully arranged the ingredients for the salad to create a cosmetic value.

The necklace had a high cosmetic value, making it a perfect accessory for the party.

The shiny buttons on the remote control were more of a cosmetic value than a functional necessity.

Choosing the wallpaper with a vibrant pattern was a decision based on cosmetic value.

The professor emphasized the importance of focusing on substance rather than a cosmetic value in scientific research.

The architect prioritized functionality over a cosmetic value when designing the modern, efficient office building.

Although the product lacks functionality, its sleek design gives it a cosmetic value.

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The painting's value lies not in its artistic significance but in its cosmetic value as a status symbol.

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While the car had a high cosmetic value, its engine performance left much to be desired.

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Today's society often places a higher importance on a cosmetic value rather than substance.

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A cosmetic value can enhance the appeal of a product.

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The car's color adds a cosmetic value to its overall design.

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Investing in landscaping can significantly increase a property's cosmetic value.

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People often overlook a cosmetic value in favor of functionality.

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The artist focused on capturing a cosmetic value in their paintings.

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Understanding a cosmetic value can lead to more effective marketing strategies.