IPA: /ˈfæsɪt/
KK: /ˈfæsɪt/
A flat surface on a solid object, especially one of the many sides of a cut gemstone or a particular aspect of something.
The diamond sparkled beautifully because of its many facets.
Facet → It is derived from the Latin word "facies" (meaning face or appearance), which refers to one side or aspect of something. The word "facet" describes one particular side or aspect of a situation or object.
Think of a 'face' ('facies') of a die or a gem — each 'facet' represents one side or aspect of the whole.