be reflective

Frequency: 8.025.0 per million words

Indicates a state of being thoughtful or a surface's ability to reflect light.

reflectiveVERB + reflective

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Examples (10)

  • I fear my comments are merely reflective of a larger problem.
  • He was in a reflective mood as he walked through the old neighborhood.
  • The calm surface of the lake was highly reflective in the early morning light.
  • It is essential for teachers to be reflective about their own classroom methods.
  • Her latest series of paintings is deeply reflective of her time spent in India.
  • These safety jackets are very reflective, making workers visible at night.
  • The survey results are reflective of the growing dissatisfaction among voters.
  • After the emotional performance, the audience was quiet and reflective.
  • The polished marble floors were so reflective that they looked like mirrors.
  • A leader needs to be reflective when making decisions that affect many lives.