aspect
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈæsˌpɛkt/
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aspecto
- Understanding every aspect of a problem is crucial for finding effective solutions.
- an important aspect
- various aspects
- aspects of life
And there are going to be two key aspects to this, he says.
- And there are going to be two key aspects to this, he says.
- Like, money's just one aspect of your life in.
- All these aspects are just us being us.
- Again, the basics, the other two aspects of the Travis technique.
- I love the creative aspect of it, the sense of play.
- And there's all sorts of aspects to that that reinforce it.
- Get the gay aspect of your child's life.
- How to how have you, you know, weathered that aspect of your past?
- It's really one of the craziest aspects of an already insane year.
- And just really cover all aspects of making a project.
- Now, are there any other aspects of symmetry?
- I feel like every day some aspect of myself is dying.
- And so the first aspect is save it.
Examples
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And there are going to be two key aspects to this, he says.
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Second, the EEOC did not fail to address any critical aspect of the problem presented.
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I love the creative aspect of it, the sense of play.
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Sir, do you think there is any aspect of this operation I am not aware of?
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I feel like every day some aspect of myself is dying.
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Hence, the present results of the study regarding this aspect are in agreement with earlier reports.
Academic text (2015) -
Each measure was designed to examine a different aspect of reading and understanding text material.
Academic text (2012) -
Learning from each other is one of the most powerful aspects of a systematic program.
Academic text (2015) -
The audience's role is a critical aspect in formulating what is seen, heard, and felt.
Academic text (2015) -
The demonstrated generalization was a critical aspect of the implications for practice in this study.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A verb form that shows an action is continuing, repeated, or not finished
How Important
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word aspect comes from the Latin aspectus 'a view' or 'a way of looking'. So an aspect of a problem is one 'way to look at' it, a particular part or feature.