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Is there a suffix word for beauty?

There isn't a single, universally recognized suffix word for "beauty." However, there are a few ways to approach adding a suffix to convey a sense of beauty:

1. Using Suffixes with Related Meanings:

* -ous: This suffix often indicates "full of" or "characterized by." You could use it to create words like "beauteous" (though somewhat archaic), "gorgeous," or "splendorous."

* -ful: This suffix also indicates "full of" or "characterized by." It's more commonly used with other words to create expressions like "beautiful," "graceful," or "joyful."

* -ic: This suffix can indicate "pertaining to" or "characteristic of." You could use it to create words like "aesthetic" or "artistic."

2. Using Suffixes to Create Noun Forms:

* -ness: This suffix transforms adjectives into nouns, indicating a state or quality. You could use it to create words like "beautifulness" or "graciousness."

* -ity: Similar to "-ness," this suffix creates nouns, often indicating a quality or abstract concept. You could use it to create words like "beauty" (already exists) or "elegance."

3. Using Descriptive Words:

Instead of a single suffix, you could use descriptive words that capture the essence of beauty:

* Stunning

* Magnificent

* Exquisite

* Alluring

* Charming

* Captivating

Ultimately, the best way to convey beauty depends on the context and the desired effect.

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