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aspect

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/ˈæspɛkt/
noun 5verb 3

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

central, crucial, essential, fundamental, important, key, main, major, principal, significant

basic, broad, general

We need to understand the basic aspects of grammar before we can write well.

appealing, attractive, beneficial, encouraging, exciting, fascinating, interesting, pleasing, positive

alarming, controversial, difficult, disappointing, disturbing, negative, sinister, terrible, worst

One of the most disturbing aspects of the scandal was how the company hid the truth from customers.

bizarre, curious, intriguing, puzzling | remarkable, striking | subtle | mundane | neglected

formal, functional, practical, theoretical

The practical aspects of running a small business require careful planning and attention to detail.

business, commercial, cultural, economic, environmental, ethical, financial, historical, human, legal, military, moral, physical, political, psychological, religious, scientific, social, technical

VERB + ASPECT

have

The old building has a fascinating historical aspect that attracts many visitors each year.

take on

The situation took on a different aspect once we heard the full story.

consider, cover, deal with, discuss, emphasize, examine, explore, focus on, look at, study

The report examined several important aspects of climate change and their impact on agriculture.

demonstrate, illuminate, illustrate

The documentary effectively illuminates the economic aspect of climate change that most people overlook.

ignore, neglect

PREP

from the ~

From the safety aspect, we should always wear helmets when riding bicycles.

~ to

Learning a new language has many difficult aspects to consider at first.

PHRASES

all aspects of sth, (in) every aspect (of sth)

Learning a new language affects every aspect of your daily life.

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