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Definition of reflection
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Reflection
(n.) That which is
produced
by
reflection.
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Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.) An image given back from a
reflecting
surface;
a
reflected
counterpart.
Sentimental
::
Sentimental
(a.)
Having,
expressing,
or
containing
a
sentiment
or
sentiments;
abounding
with moral
reflections;
containing
a moral
reflection;
didactic..
Pensive
::
Pensive
(a.)
Thoughtful,
sober,
or sad;
employed
in
serious
reflection;
given to, or
favorable
to,
earnest
or
melancholy
musing..
Irreflection
::
Irreflection
(n.) Want of
reflection.
Unthinking
::
Unthinking
(a.) Not
indicating
thought
or
reflection;
thoughtless.
Mechanical
::
Mechanical
(a.) Done as if by a
machine;
uninfluenced
by will or
emotion;
proceeding
automatically,
or by
habit,
without
special
intention
or
reflection;
as,
mechanical
singing;
mechanical
verses;
mechanical
service..
Mirror
::
Mirror
(n.) A
looking-glass
or a
speculum;
any glass or
polished
substance
that forms
images
by the
reflection
of rays of
light.
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.) The
return
of rays,
beams,
sound,
or the like, from a
surface.
See Angle of
reflection,
below..
Dipleidoscope
::
Dipleidoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
the time of
apparent
noon. It
consists
of two
mirrors
and a plane glass
disposed
in the form of a
prism,
so that, by the
reflections
of the sun's rays from their
surfaces,
two
images
are
presented
to the eye,
moving
in
opposite
directions,
and
coinciding
at the
instant
the sun's
center
is on the
meridian..
Retortion
::
Retortion
(v. t.) Act of
retorting
or
throwing
back;
reflection
or
turning
back.
Rash
::
Rash
(superl.)
Uttered
or
undertaken
with too much haste or too
little
reflection;
as, rash
words;
rash
measures..
Glance
::
Glance
(v. i.) To make an
incidental
or
passing
reflection;
to
allude;
to hint; -- often with at.
Reflecting
::
Reflecting
(a.) Given to
reflection
or
serious
consideration;
reflective;
contemplative;
as, a
reflecting
mind..
Skit
::
Skit (v. t.) To cast
reflections
on; to
asperse.
Rainbow
::
Rainbow
(n.) A bow or arch
exhibiting,
in
concentric
bands,
the
several
colors
of the
spectrum,
and
formed
in the part of the
hemisphere
opposite
to the sun by the
refraction
and
reflection
of the sun's rays in drops of
falling
rain..
Blink
::
Blink (v. i.) The
dazzling
whiteness
about the
horizon
caused
by the
reflection
of light from
fields
of ice at sea; ice
blink.
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.) Empty of
thought;
thoughtless;
not
occupied
with study or
reflection;
as, a
vacant
mind..
Introspection
::
Introspection
(n.) A view of the
inside
or
interior;
a
looking
inward;
specifically,
the act or
process
of
self-examination,
or
inspection
of one's own
thoughts
and
feelings;
the
cognition
which the mind has of its own acts and
states;
self-consciousness;
reflection..
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.)
Consideration;
thought;
reflection;
heed.
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.) The
reverting
of the mind to that which has
already
occupied
it;
continued
consideration;
meditation;
contemplation;
hence,
also, that
operation
or power of the mind by which it is
conscious
of its own acts or
states;
the
capacity
for
judging
rationally,
especially
in view of a moral rule or
standard..
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