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aspect noun 1 a particular or distinct part or element of a problem, subject, etc probed every aspect of the murder case. 2 a particular way of considering a matter It's a very serious matter from all aspects. 3 a the appearance something has to the eye a lush green aspect; b a look or appearance, especially of a face a worried aspect. 4 the direction something faces a garden with a southern aspect. 5 a astron, astrol the position of a planet in relation to the Sun as viewed from the Earth; b astrol any of the different influences that these positions are believed to have on the star signs Aries is under the benign aspect of Venus just now. 6 grammar a verbal form in certain languages, eg Russian and other Slavonic languages, that expresses features such as simple action, repetition, beginning, duration, continuity, completedness, habituality, etc. aspectual adj.
ETYMOLOGY: 14c: from Latin aspectus, from ad to + specere to look.
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