Pronunciation

/ˈæspekt/

Definitions

Noun

• Aspect: In grammar, it refers to a particular way in which a verb is inflected to show time, manner, direction, or other grammatical features. For example: “The progressive aspect shows continuous action.”
• Phenomenon: A general feature or characteristic of something, often referring to a quality that can be observed or experienced. For example: “Climate change is a global aspect of our modern world.”

Verb

• Aspectualize: To express the aspect (time or manner) of a verb in a sentence. For example: “The teacher aspectualized the verb ‘to learn’ to show the progressive aspect.”
• Considerate: To show thoughtfulness or attentiveness to another’s needs or feelings, often in terms of how actions are performed. For example: “A considerate person pays attention to the aspects that matter to others.”

Adjective

• Aspects: Referring to various features or qualities of something. For example: “The course covers different aspects of history.”
• Temporal: Relating to time or duration. For example: “The project has several temporal aspects to manage.”

Phrases

• “Aspectual markers” are linguistic elements that indicate verb aspects.
• “Cultural aspects” refers to the features of a society or tradition.
• “Focus on the positive aspects” means to concentrate on the good points.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She was studying the different aspects of the language.”
• Verb: “The teacher explained the perfective aspect of the past tense.”
• Adjective: “The course highlights the historical aspects that shaped our world.”

Synonyms

• Characteristic
• Feature
• Element
• Component
• Facet
• Nature
• Quality
• Elemental part