facette (Meaning)

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facette (n.)

See Facet, n.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The gemstone's many facets sparkled in the sunlight, casting rainbows across the room.
The diamond's brilliant facets reflected the light, making it appear to glow from within.
The multifaceted nature of the issue made it difficult to find a solution that satisfied everyone.
Each religion has its unique facets, beliefs, and practices that set it apart from others.
The crystal's smooth facets allowed it to refract light in a mesmerizing display of colors.
The sculptor's attention to detail was evident in the intricate facets of the marble statue.
The architect incorporated many different facets into the building's design, creating a visually stunning structure.
The artist's painting captured the many facets of the human experience, from joy to sorrow and love to hate.
The scholar's research revealed new and unexpected facets of the historical event, challenging traditional interpretations.
The philosopher's ideas explored the multifaceted nature of reality, questioning the limits of human understanding.

See Facet, n.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The gemstone's many facets sparkled in the sunlight, casting rainbows across the room.

The diamond's brilliant facets reflected the light, making it appear to glow from within.

The multifaceted nature of the issue made it difficult to find a solution that satisfied everyone.

Each religion has its unique facets, beliefs, and practices that set it apart from others.