American English
/ˈbju.ɾi/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
the quality of being very attractive or pleasing to look at or think about
In American English, the middle /t/ in “beauty” often sounds like a quick /d/: /ˈbju.ɾi/.
the quality of being very attractive or pleasing to look at or think about
She sees beauty in small things.
The beauty of the mountains amazed us.
natural beauty · physical beauty · inner beauty · breathtaking beauty
see beauty in + noun
the beauty of + noun
a person or thing that is very attractive
That old car is a beauty.
She was a real beauty when she was young.
a real beauty · a classic beauty
be a beauty
a particularly good or useful feature of something
The beauty of this plan is its simplicity.
The beauty of this app is that it saves time.
Here, beauty means a good feature, not only an attractive appearance.
the beauty of simplicity · the beauty of the design
the beauty of + noun is + noun or adjective
the beauty of + noun is that + clause
different people can have different ideas about what is beautiful
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
a competition in which people are judged mainly on their appearance
She entered a beauty contest.
The plural is beauties, not beautys.