English, 14.03.2020 21:42, bcox32314

The word aspect comes from the Latin prefix as- (“to or
toward”) and the Latin root spec (“to study or look at
something closely"). Based on its prefix, root, and
context in this sentence from paragraph 2, what does
aspect MOST likely mean?

The word aspect comes from the Latin prefix as- (“to or toward”) and the Latin root spec (“to study

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toward”) and the Latin root spec (“to...