Synonym: aspect, phase, side, view. Similar words: face to face, face, face-off, deface, surface, defaced, lose face, face up to. Meaning: ['fæsɪt] 
n. 1. a distinct feature or element in a problem 2. a smooth surface (as of a bone or cut gemstone).
n. 1. a distinct feature or element in a problem 2. a smooth surface (as of a bone or cut gemstone). 
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1 He has travelled extensively in China, recording every facet of life.
2 Now let's look at another facet of the problem.
3 The report examines every facet of the prison system.
4 She has another important facet to her personality.
5 The caste system shapes nearly every facet of Indian life.
6 You've only seen one facet of her personality.
7 There is a second equally important facet of the refugee question which has also been underrated.
8 The social life is an important facet of university education,(www.Sentencedict.com) and Eva had always been a sociable person.
9 Every facet of daily life was subject to a set of rigid institutional controls and physical sanctions entirely new to human experience.
10 But this particular facet is outside the sphere of the regulating authority.
11 Virtually every facet of monastic life was regulated either by the hour-glass or sundial; later by the clock.
12 This process of analysis into facets is called facet analysis, and the resultant classification is termed a faceted classification.
13 This anthropocentric view and attitude is one facet of what is frequently identified as the realism of the fabliaux.
14 Rabo owns an independent facilities management firm, Facet, which will run the network should it win the bid.
15 Each facet of Nizan's cultural production evidently needs to be contextualised precisely.
16 Every facet of the signal can be studied at leisure, including amplitude, frequency, phase and detailed time dependence.
17 The auxiliaries offer a series of facets and facet indicators which permit flexible synthesis.
18 Television is only one facet contributing to the violence in our lives.
19 Even this, though, can be seen as a facet of the Minoans' religious orientation.
20 The student going to art or drama school will be very enthusiastic about further education. His is not a narrow mind, but one eager to grasp every facet of anything he studies.
21 Facet analysis underlies the structure, but is not emphasized by facet indicators as in a more conventional faceted classification scheme.
22 The chalk pit itself is potentially a valuable habitat and adds yet one more facet to this lovely stretch of land.
23 Within New Historical writing the anecdote which symbolically reveals some important facet of Renaissance culture is a familiar critical practice.
24 Atheism for Marxism is not an optional extra or a mere facet but the very essence of it.
25 Nevertheless, at the point of writing, their perception of their readership is an important facet of their ability as writers.
26 The patron can call on his clients for active support, a facet which is important in local power struggles.
27 A combination of factors is spurring advertising's aggressive movement into virtually every facet of daily life.
28 Most current special classification schemes have been devised with the aid of facet analysis and are thus faceted classification schemes.
29 The biggest expense of any house, and its most important facet, is the roof.
30 And he pledged that the hospital will be only one facet of a much wider menu of mental health programs.
More similar words: face to face, face, face-off, deface, surface, defaced, lose face, face up to, pull a face, make a face, effacement, faucet, ascetic, et cetera, price tag, asceticism, piece together, fact, facto, factor, in fact, facies, facade, facile, facial, faculty, factory, de facto, pace, race.