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Definition of reflex
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Reflex
(n.) An
involuntary
movement
produced
by
reflex
action.
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Betake
::
Betake
(v. t.) To have
recourse
to; to
apply;
to
resort;
to go; -- with a
reflexive
pronoun.
Commit
::
Commit
(v. t.) To
pledge
or bind; to
compromise,
expose,
or
endanger
by some
decisive
act or
preliminary
step; -- often used
reflexively;
as, to
commit
one's self to a
certain
course..
Reflexive
::
Reflexive
(a.)
Having
for its
direct
object
a
pronoun
which
refers
to the agent or
subject
as its
antecedent;
-- said of
certain
verbs;
as, the
witness
perjured
himself;
I
bethought
myself.
Applied
also to
pronouns
of this
class;
reciprocal;
reflective..
Overeat
::
Overeat
(v. t. & i.) To eat to
excess;
-- often with a
reflexive.
Quit
::
Quit (a.) To meet the
claims
upon, or
expectations
entertained
of; to
conduct;
to
acquit;
-- used
reflexively..
Reflected
::
Reflected
(a.) Bent
backward
or
outward;
reflexed.
Inhibition
::
Inhibition
(n.) A
stopping
or
checking
of an
already
present
action;
a
restraining
of the
function
of an
organ,
or an
agent,
as a
digestive
fluid or
ferment,
etc.; as, the
inhibition
of the
respiratory
center
by the
pneumogastric
nerve;
the
inhibition
of
reflexes,
etc..
Hydrophobia
::
Hydrophobia
(n.) The
disease
caused
by a bite form, or
inoculation
with the
saliva
of, a rabid
creature,
of which the chief
symptoms
are, a sense of
dryness
and
construction
in the
throat,
causing
difficulty
in
deglutition,
and a
marked
heightening
of
reflex
excitability,
producing
convulsions
whenever
the
patient
attempts
to
swallow,
or is
disturbed
in any way, as by the sight or sound of
water;
rabies;
canine
madness..
Sequester
::
Sequester
(v. t.) To cause to
retire
or
withdraw
into
obscurity;
to
seclude;
to
withdraw;
-- often used
reflexively.
Behave
::
Behave
(v. t.) To
carry;
to
conduct;
to
comport;
to
manage;
to bear; -- used
reflexively.
Reimburse
::
Reimburse
(v. t.) To make
restoration
or
payment
of an
equivalent
to (a
person);
to pay back to; to
indemnify;
-- often
reflexive;
as, to
reimburse
one's self by
successful
speculation..
Slue
::
Slue (v. t.) In
general,
to turn
about;
to
twist;
-- often used
reflexively
and
followed
by
round..
Address
::
Address
(v.)
Reflexively:
To
prepare
one's self; to apply one's skill or
energies
(to some
object);
to
betake.
Repent
::
Repent
(v. t.) To feel
regret
or
sorrow;
-- used
reflexively.
Retroflexion
::
Retroflexion
(n.) The act of
reflexing;
the state of being
retroflexed.
Cf.
Retroversion.
Excito-secretory
::
Excito-secretory
(a.)
Exciting
secretion;
-- said of the
influence
exerted
by
reflex
action
on the
function
of
secretion,
by which the
various
glands
are
excited
to
action..
Deport
::
Deport
(v. t.) To carry or
demean;
to
conduct;
to
behave;
--
followed
by the
reflexive
pronoun.
Consensual
::
Consensual
(v. i.)
Excited
or
caused
by
sensation,
sympathy,
or
reflex
action,
and not by
conscious
volition;
as,
consensual
motions..
Reflex
::
Reflex
(a.)
Directed
back;
attended
by
reflection;
retroactive;
introspective.
Recoupe
::
Recoupe
(v. t.) To
reimburse;
to
indemnify;
-- often used
reflexively
and in the
passive.
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