arbiter elegantiarum

[ahr-bi-ter ey-le-gahn-tee-ahy; Eng. ahr-bi-ter el-uh-gan-shee-ee]

ar·bi·ter e·le·gan·ti·ae

[ahr-bi-ter ey-le-gahn-tee-ahy; Eng. ahr-bi-ter el-uh-gan-shee-ee]
noun Latin.
a judge of elegance or matters of taste.
Also, ar·bi·ter e·le·gan·ti·a·rum [ahr-bi-ter ey-le-gahn-tee-ah-room; Eng. ahr-bi-ter el-uh-gan-shee-air-uhm] .
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