reflected
Pronunciation: [rɪˈflɛktɪd]
Word
Context: "images"
(verb) to show an image or picture in a mirror or on a surface. When you look in a mirror, you can see your face reflected back at you.
Example
She smiled when she saw her happy face reflected in the mirror.
Example
The lake didn't reflect the stars; it was cloudy and dark.
Example
What do you see when you look at your reflection in the water?
Context: "thoughts"
(verb) to think deeply about something or to consider it carefully. It's like taking time to think about what you believe or how you feel.
Example
He reflected on his day and decided to try harder at school.
Example
She didn't reflect on her actions and repeated the same mistakes.
Example
Have you ever taken time to reflect on your goals?
Context: "behavior"
(verb) to show or demonstrate an idea or feeling through actions or behavior. If someone is kind, their kindness reflects their good character.
Example
His volunteer work reflects his caring nature.
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Her lack of effort does not reflect her true abilities.
Example
What does your behavior reflect about you?
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