Aspect | Mean of aspect in English Dictionary

/ˈæˌspɛkt/

• Noun
• a part of something
1. Our proposal differs from theirs in one important aspect. [=respect]
2. Their religion affects almost/nearly/virtually every aspect [=facet] of their lives.
3. Eating healthy foods is only/just one aspect [=part] of a healthy lifestyle.
4. Nobody has discussed the most important aspect of the problem.
5. Computers now influence all aspects of American life.
• the way a person, place, or thing appears
1. The old house took on a dark and lonely aspect [=appearance] at night.
2. Their gods are primarily human in aspect. [=they look like humans]
• the direction that something (such as a room or building) faces or points towards
1. The house has a southern aspect. [=a southern exposure; the front of the house faces the south]
2. We studied the situation from every aspect. [=angle]

• the characteristic of a verb that expresses the way an action happens
1. The aspect of “sit” in “please sit down now” is different from the aspect of “sitting” in “I was sitting at my desk.”
2. two verb forms differing in aspect