The act of viewing or seeing something as a whole; a comprehensive look at something.
From Latin conspectio, derived from conspicere (to see together). The suffix -tion indicates the action or process, so this word literally means 'the act of seeing together.'
Words ending in -tion that come from Latin often describe actions or processes, which is why 'conspection' specifically refers to the *act* of viewing rather than the view itself—English distinguishes between doing something and the result of doing it.
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