Facets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FACETS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FACET, to cut small plane surfaces on
NOUN:
• one side of something many-sided, especially of a cut gem
• a particular aspect or feature of something
• any of the individual units (ommatidia) that make up the compound eye of an insect or crustacean.

Words related to FACETS

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How to use FACETS in a sentence

• The reflections from so many facets, the thought of their great value, fascinated the gaze of every one.
• The nights were still cold, but during the day the sun glinted warmly on the frozen waters of the gilded fountains and sparkled on the facets of the crisp snow.
• Chandeliers hung from vaulted ceilings, and reflected the light of the brass lamp on a thousand crystal facets.
• The sun was shining full upon it, and it glistened like a mammoth diamond, cut with a million facets.
• In her ears were two great, thick emeralds, and on her fingers a half dozen diamonds whose facets twinkled in the sunlight.
• The ball-room lights shimmered softly on the rich tissues of their costumes, and caught in the facets of the jewels on their bared shoulders.
• Her talent was not very wide nor rich, and I have no doubt that there were facets of her personality which she was unable to get upon paper.
• The cliff which faced them was as precipitous as any of the others, and it glimmered and sparkled all over where the silver light fell upon the thousand facets of ice.
• Some reflected the light of day upon a thousand crystal facets.
• He had liked standing with her at the edge of the garden and setting names to the facets of the landscape, which he plainly loved as he had never told her that he did.
• They attempt rather situations than stories, rather facets than complete bodies of thought, or description, or character.
• Through fringes of leafless palm trees, stone-rimmed pools, like splashes of quicksilver or facets of sapphire, reflected the sky.
• There were as many ways to meditate, it seemed, as there were facets on the jewel of the human condition.
• The fun of a statesman, cut in facets like a diamond, is sharp, sparkling, and full of sense.
• The river facets of broken crags awaiting the cloak of winter to conceal their crude nakedness.
• Wherever the eye searched, rugged rock facets, with ragged patches of vegetation growing in the crevices confronted them.
• Their bright facets seemed to twinkle at her with cold, fairy eyes, waiting to see what she would do, and she did not know.
• Beyond the fringe of broken water a slight swell only served to mirror in countless facets the tender light of a perfect sunset.
• On what basis shall we classify? A language shows us so many facets that we may well be puzzled.
• She could not determine the relative values of the various facets of the experience.
• He was a brilliant of the first water, whose endless facets were forever gleaming, now here, now there, with a gorgeous, but irregular light.
• It was as thick as the first thumb joint, was pointed at both ends, and had eight well-cut facets.
• And, at our feet, the loose stones and broken rocks had assumed a pink tint on their facets that looked towards the setting sun.
• Now he suddenly realized that a girl was not a woman, and no more to be compared with her than an uncut gem with one whose facets take the utmost light.
• He recognized by its shape, by its size, by the worn gilding of its facets, recognized beyond any possible doubt the crystal stopper which he had seen before.
• By day the lens must be rubbed laboriously with a dry cloth until it shines like the facets of a diamond.
• Yours is a beautiful smooth round, like a pearl, and mine all facets and flashes like cut glass.
• The nearer sea was flashing the sun from a myriad facets.
• Their medieval trappings, so obvious at historic functions, may appear invisible in other facets of existence.
• There are three phrases in the Old Testament, very like each other, and yet presenting different facets or aspects of the same great truth.

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