Reflexion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFLEXION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of reflexing, bending back
• act of reflecting or the state of being reflected
• See Reflection.
• the phenomenon of a propagating wave (light or sound) being thrown back from a surface
• expression without words
• a remark expressing careful consideration
• a calm, lengthy, intent consideration
• the ability to reflect beams or rays
• a likeness in which left and right are reversed
• the image of something as reflected by a mirror (or other reflective material)
• the throwing back by a body or surface of light, heat, or sound without absorbing it.
• serious thought or consideration.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British variant of reflection

Words related to REFLEXION

reflexional21 reflexions20

Words that contain REFLEXION

reflexions20 irreflexion21 reflexional21 irreflexions22

How to use REFLEXION in a sentence

• His head was bald, and shone like a skull in the yellow reflexion from the damask hangings.
• In a flash she had guessed half the truth, and reflexion now brought her most of the rest.
• At the edge of the streamlet she knelt, and she was looking with a species of startled shy astonishment at the reflexion of her face in the limpid brown water.
• So that this Absence of the Mind must proceed, either from a Fulness and Intention of Thought, or from a Want of Reflexion.
• At this season of the year the reflexion from the ice and snow is so intense as to occasion almost total blindness.
• As I have mention’d the Sweetness of his Disposition, I am tempted to make a Reflexion or two on a Sentiment of his, which, I am persuaded, came from the Heart.
• Hearne, however, had an idea that it was a reflexion on the Lollards.
• The concept of matter in its scientific form is the result of this breaking asunder, essential for all scientific reflexion.
• Thus wee see commonly the Sunne being in the Horizon, and the reflexion growing weake, how his beames make the waters appeare very red.
• The least reflexion on the temper, the character, and the education of women, makes the mind revolt with horror from an idea so improbable, and so unnatural.
• He answered to the best of his ability, but soon made the reflexion that he had not come out to Monadnoc Place to talk about Mrs.
• He made the reflexion, as he went, that to see a place for the first time at night is like reading a foreign author in a translation.
• These must naturally have diverted the imagination of a man of less reflexion, and it is not greatly to be wondered at, if Mr.
• Thomson, that the expression of blasted eye would look like a personal reflexion, as Mr.
• It seems to me that, on a little reflexion, we are led to adopt the former alternative.
• But I have reason to believe that one great authority, Sir Charles Lyell, from further reflexion entertains grave doubts on this subject.
• I simply go on, day after day, plodding the appointed round, without reflexion, without reason, simply because I have to.
• It is true that the face is the reflexion of the soul.
• In such a case the new ethical reflexion may have a disintegrating effect upon the traditional code, and give to the movement the character and importance of a revolution.
• In the second place, the discussion of the principle of natural selection suggests a further reflexion.

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