mirror

noun, verb52 collocationsAvg. frequency: 5.6

a mirror in a vehicle that allows the driver to see behind

a mirror found in a bathroom

a mirror found in a bedroom

a mirror in a vehicle that allows the driver to see behind

a mirror on the side of a vehicle

a mirror on the side of a vehicle

a tall mirror that reflects the entire body

a mirror used for applying cosmetics

a mirror used while shaving

a small mirror, often carried in a handbag

a small mirror designed to be carried in a pocket

a mirror set in a decorative border

a mirror with a handle, designed to be held

a mirror with a handle, designed to be held

a mirror that is shattered into pieces

a mirror with one or more lines on its surface where it has broken but not shattered

a mirror that is high, often for seeing the whole body

a mirror attached to a dresser or dressing table

a very old mirror, often valuable

a mirror with elaborate decoration

a mirror that is transparent on one side and reflective on the other

a mirror with a surface that curves outward

a mirror with a surface that curves inward

a mirror with a distorted surface for amusement

to reflect or represent something very similarly

to reflect or represent something with perfect correspondence

to reflect or represent something without any flaw

to reflect or represent something accurately and truly

a reflected duplication that appears identical but reversed

the image of something as seen in a mirror

a mirror shows an image of something

a mirror presents a visible image of something

a mirror is suspended on a wall

a mirror uncovers or shows something

to be visible or evident within something else

to be matched or reflected by a corresponding event or trend

for an emotion to be clearly visible in someone's expression

used to indicate location within the reflection of a mirror

to employ a mirror for seeing a reflection

to look at your reflection in the mirror

to quickly look in a vehicle's mirror for safety

to look at your own reflection

to look quickly in the mirror

to gaze at your reflection in the mirror

to perceive someone or something in the mirror

to place a mirror on a wall

to cause a mirror to shatter, often associated with bad luck

to suddenly see someone or something in the mirror

to break a mirror violently into many pieces

to cause a line or fissure to appear on a mirror

to look at your reflection with pleasure

to look at your reflection carefully

Collocations with "mirror"

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