Reflective is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFLECTIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• capable of reflecting light, images, or sound waves
• providing a reflection; capable of reflecting light or other radiation
• produced by reflection
• relating to or characterized by deep thought; thoughtful
• Throwing back images; as, a reflective mirror.
• Capable of exercising thought or judgment; as, reflective reason.
• Addicted to introspective or meditative habits; as, a reflective person.
• Reflexive; reciprocal.
• deeply or seriously thoughtful
• capable of physically reflecting light or sound
• devoted to matters of the mind

Words related to REFLECTIVE

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Words that contain REFLECTIVE

irreflective20 reflectively23 unreflective20 nonreflective21 antireflective22 reflectiveness22 unreflectively25 retroreflective23 reflectivenesse23 reflectivenesses24

How to use REFLECTIVE in a sentence

• Thoughtful, contemplative, meditative, reflective, pensive, wistful.
• Josephine and Sarah finished their cigarettes and their coffee in a condition of reflective ease.
• In the reflective instant the telegraph operator dashed out of his bay-windowed retreat and ran up the track to the private car.
• The constantly elusive argument and the illustrative quotations go on without a single reflective pause.
• Both Brutus and Hamlet are highly intellectual by nature and reflective by habit.
• For full success it is necessary that the reflective power of a single disk be neither too great nor too small.
• Under the spell of this enchantment, the careless boy had passed into the reflective man.
• Sometimes the eagerness is more knit up with the motor activities, sometimes with the perceptions, sometimes with the imagination, sometimes with reflective thought.
• Mankind in its totality offers an assemblage of low beings, selfish, and superior to the animal only in that its selfishness is more reflective.
• That objection holds good to-day in many reflective minds.
• If not pretty, she was graceful, especially so just now, he thought, in that unconscious, reflective attitude.
• The infinite God owes all his worshippers, little as he may care for them, to the success of the imperial God in creating reflective and speculative minds.
• There is much in it to arouse the reflective and inventive faculties of our Daguerreotypists.
• In the chapters to follow I shall take up and examine some of the problems of reflective thought.
• Penelope remained silent, her eyes brooding and reflective.
• The reflective temperament, existing without any particular gift of expression, wants an exponent in these times.
• It is through the reflective part that one gets the highest influence over people.
• A whole world of error as well as of labor, go to make one reflective man.
• There she stood with him in the porch, silent, reflective.
• Shaw was very silent, and his forehead knitted now and then into a reflective frown.
• One could see that, as far as it had gone, her life was very complete on its reflective side.
• This representation is founded on the distinction which the reflective understanding makes between an idea and the corresponding reality.
• This sense, as it becomes reflective and expressive of physical welfare, points more and more to its own persistence and harmony, and generates the Life of Reason.

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