/sōlˈTHedik/
adjective
1. Concerned with the beauty or appreciation of the beauty of an organism's moral character.
noun
1. A set of principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular organism's benevolence, virtue, just law, moral, or glory.
adjective
1. Concerned with the beauty or appreciation of the beauty of an organism's moral character.
noun
1. A set of principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular organism's benevolence, virtue, just law, moral, or glory.
Person 1: Did you say he made change happen ... peacefully?
Person 2: Yeah, Martin Luther King Jr. boasted quite impressive solthetics in his work on civil rights.
Person 2: Yeah, Martin Luther King Jr. boasted quite impressive solthetics in his work on civil rights.
by CLosClean December 15, 2014