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/asˈpek.to/
Translation
aspect; appearance
Word origin
From Latin aspectus ('a looking at, appearance'), from aspicere ('to look at'). The same root gives English aspect and spectacle.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- aspectus
- English cognates
- aspect, spectacle, inspect
Grammar
Examples
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His tired appearance worried us all.
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We must study every aspect of the problem.
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The house has a very new appearance.
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There is one aspect of the plan that I do not like.
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The garden had a sad appearance in winter.
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