C1nounformalacademicpsychology
US/ˈfæs.ɪt/
UK/ˈfæs.ɪt/
one of the different parts or sides of a subject, personality or situation
In context
Culture affects every facet of daily life, from food to manners.
The report looks at several facets of the housing crisis.
Meeting her family showed me a new facet of his personality.
Words that go with facet
noun + preposition
- every facet ofTechnology touches every facet of modern life.
- facet of lifeMoney is one facet of life, not the whole of it.
adjective + noun
- different facetsThe essay explores different facets of leadership.
- important facetTrust is an important facet of any relationship.
- new facetThe case revealed a new facet of the problem.
- key facetTrust is a key facet of any good teamwork.