#aspect

• Bearing — General outward appearance of a person or an animal, way of presenting oneself, walking, or behaving; posture, bearing, structural physical look. In sports and transportation, it denotes the travel speed, tempo, pace, or the steady operating regime of a vehicle or watercraft in relation to the wind direction.
• Alveoliform — Having the shape of an alveolus or a honeycomb; provided with small, regular hollows or cells arranged in a compact structural network. In plant morphology and mineralogy, it describes a surface, a receptacle, or a crystalline aggregate whose outer texture displays pronounced cellular depressions.
• Andromorphic — Having the form, appearance, or morphological structure specific to a man or a male organism; anthropomorphic or humanoid in a masculine sense. In zoology and entomology, it describes female specimens exhibiting a structural coloration or external physical traits identical to those of males.
• Anthracoid — Resembling coal, possessing the appearance, color, or structure of a coal pustule (anthrax) or displaying the exterior physical characteristics of anthracite. In a clinical medical sense, it describes a cutaneous lesion, a black ulceration, or a severe dermatological reaction that, through its geometric configuration and central necrotic hue, partially mimics the structural evolution of a pathogenic anthrax infection without being directly caused by that specific bacillus.
• Aoristic — Relating to the aorist, belonging to this verbal tense, or presenting its specific grammatical characteristics; a nuanced expression indicating a past verbal aspect that is punctual and completely finalized, viewed globally without any reference to its internal duration or its consequences on the present.
• To show — To make visible, to highlight, to point out with the hand, an object, or through a sign; to demonstrate, to prove, or to manifest a certain state, trait, or quality. In the reflexive form, the verb describes the outward appearance of a person, how they present themselves visually, or the appearance of an entity within a space.
• Showy — Drawing the eye through its outward appearance, eager to show off or stand out; imposing, good-looking, proud, or ostentatious in behavior and dress. In popular dialects, the term describes a fashionable person, an imposing garment, or a well-groomed animal that looks spectacular.
• Handsomeness — The quality or state of being good-looking (handsome, tall, or imposing); striking outward beauty or structural elegance of an object or space. It represents a rare popular synonym for 'arătoșenie', used in the past to define physical charm and stately presence.
• Aspect — The outward form, appearance, or way a person, object, or phenomenon presents itself visually; (in a structural sense) a certain side, perspective, or phase under which a complex problem or situation can be viewed or analyzed; (in linguistics) a verbal grammatical category expressing how the action of a verb unfolds in time (perfective or imperfective).
• To aspect — A technical term (used mainly in astrology) meaning to form an aspect or a specific angular relationship (conjunction, sextile, trine, etc.) with another planet or sensitive point on a natal chart; (in an old or literary sense) to look toward something, to be structurally oriented or exposed in a certain direction.
• Aspecting — The geometric and angular configuration formed between two or more celestial bodies on a birth chart, analyzed to determine their mutual energetic influences; in an extended linguistic sense, the act of expressing or analyzing the aspect of a verb (duration, repetition, or completion of the action) within a complex grammatical structure.
• Aspectated — Being in a relationship of aspect formation; a star or mathematical point on the sky chart that receives rays or forms specific angles with other planets; in a figurative sense, it describes a situation, a project, or a day characterized as favorable or unfavorable; in linguistics, it refers to a verb possessing a clear grammatical mark of aspect.
• Aspectual — Relating to verbal aspect or expressing the aspect of an action; a grammatical system, index, or morpheme that indicates how the temporal development of an action expressed by a verb is viewed (as completed, ongoing, repeated, or momentary), beyond its absolute temporal value.
• Aspectomat — An automated technical apparatus or device used in the past for the successive projection of slides, filmstrips, or static images onto a screen, often equipped with a timed frame-changing system and remote control, utilized for educational, advertising, or exhibition purposes.
• Good-looking — Having a beautiful, pleasant, or attractive appearance; an object, product, or dish characterized by a neat, elegant, and visually well-structured design, capable of making a positive impression on the observer or buyer.
• Aspectual — Belonging to verbal aspect or relating to it; concerning the structural grammatical category that expresses how the action denoted by a verb unfolds in time (duration, completion, repetition, or progression).
• Good-looking — Having a beautiful, pleasant, attractive, or elegant appearance; an object, dish, or decorative element presented in a superior aesthetic form, leaving a highly positive visual impression. It is frequently applied in culinary arts, design, and commerce to describe goods that attract the buyer through the outstanding quality of their exterior presentation.
• Sweaty — Covered in sweat or perspiration; moistened or soaked with sweat following physical exertion, heat, or an emotional state. In an extended sense, it can refer to objects, clothes, or surfaces (such as windows or walls) on which moisture has condensed, giving the appearance of sweat droplets.