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Meaning facet meaning

What does facet mean?

facet

— noun a distinct feature or element in a problem he studied every facet of the question — noun a smooth surface (as of a bone or cut gemstone)

Synonyms facet synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as facet?

facet English » English

side aspect point of view face cut view point plane chamfer whittle visage viewpoint veneer trait standpoint stand stance slice slant sight semblance rounding round property part ocellus obverse microprosopia look hew hand half hack guise grave flat surface filleting feature facing facetted object faceted edge cut off countenance complexion chop chisel characteristic chamfering carve

Topics facet topics

What do people use facet to talk about?
Universe, creation World Substance, matter

Jewel
States Quantity Whole, complete

Part

Conjugation facet conjugation

How do you conjugate facet?

facet · verb

Examples facet examples

How do I use facet in a sentence?

Simple sentences

A facet of genius is the ability to provoke scandals.

Movie subtitles

Development of an airstrip or roads. The marina development and the shore areas would, of course, be a subsequent facet of the entire project.
I know every facet of the process.
This is my baby. I have memorized. every facet of this operation. every twist, every turn.
After the war they set out to infiltrate every facet of life.
Just another facet of the 22nd Olympiad.
In the larger and older jewels every facet may stand for a bloody deed.
Imagine was one facet of him.
Then, if we use multiple streams hitting more than one facet we could do it, hold our own.
It's got at least one extra facet.
Since we first received transmission of your historical documents, we have studied every facet of your missions and strategies.
See, my dad's one of those guys, he likes to be involved in every facet of the business.
Every facet of life on my world has been affected.
To permeate every facet of your mind.
But his wonder, his curiosity about every facet of human nature allowed us to see the best of ourselves.
It's a sad facet of American life.
And we learn another little facet of Laura Holt.
Every facet of the invasion will be computer-controlled.
You can't expect to walk in off the street, flash federal ID and walk out with a piece of facet cubism without talking.
Then, if we use multiple streams hitting more than one facet,...we could do it, hold our own.
But his wonder, his curiosity about every facet of human nature allowed all of us to see the best parts of ourselves.
The machines' artificial intelligence could be seen in every facet of man's society including, eventually, the creation of new and better Al.
I try, but every time I see him, a new facet of his Jasonness comes out.
I think it says right out of the gate, we stand behind the show, every facet of it, and we're not about to hide the more challenging pieces for anybody's comfort.
Every decision you make affects every facet of every other fuckin' thing.
Is that a facet?
Discipline of the mind is the most important facet of religious life.
For years since we first received transmission of your historical documents, we have studied every facet of your missions and strategies. You've been watching the show?
He likes to be involved in every facet of the business.
The machines' artificial intelligence could be seen in every facet of man's society including, eventually, the creation of new and better A.I.
His estimable legislative record is but one facet of his laudable public service to his country.
I've tried nylon, ligature, umbilical tape, ox facet.
No. Faith is a facet.
I mean, you always look cute, but this is just a new facet of your cuteness.
Is that. an indispensable. facet of girl talk?
Just tell me what represents a facet of my personnality that I should just be getting rid of.
Not realizing that he was giving Scarlett full access - to every facet of his organization.
Look at the extensor facet of the glenoid cavity, and the bilateral asymmetry of the second metacarpal.

News and current affairs

But asymmetries of information are only one facet of information imperfections, and all of them - even when small - can have large consequences.
The Turkish offensive is also an indication that these changes go beyond the current tensions between Turkey and Israel, which are just one facet of much deeper trends.
This is a key facet of Robert Rubin's strength: he is a classy guy, one who believes that credit is to be shared.
But perhaps the most interesting and intriguing facet of this process is President Barack Obama's eloquent indifference to the entire affair.
Effective multilateralism is a key facet of this vision.

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