attractive in a pretty or endearing way
shortened from acute, from Latin acutus 'sharp'
Very common informal adjective
Disproportionately applied to women and girls to diminish, infantilize, or sexualize. Historically used to reduce women's professional credibility and agency.
Avoid for people. Use specific descriptors: 'clever,' 'well-designed,' 'appealing,' or 'thoughtful' depending on context. This centers substance over appearance.
["appealing","clever","well-designed","charming","thoughtful"]
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