reflexion
- noun
- /rɪˈflɛkʃən/
- Archaic
- A student's messy desk can be a reflexion of their current mood.
Examples
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Her smile was a reflexion of her genuine happiness.
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The artist's work is a reflexion of his emotions.
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The quietness in the room was a reflexion of the solemn occasion.
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Her reflexion was clear even without words.
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A student's messy desk can be a reflexion of their current mood.
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Her smile was a reflexion of her genuine happiness.
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The quietness in the room was a reflexion of the solemn occasion.
Synonyms
A look on the face that shows what someone feels or thinks
Something that shows what a person or group is like
A clear sign that shows a feeling, idea, or illness
How Obvious
- Specialized
- Literature
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reflexion comes from the parts re- 'back' and flect 'bend', giving the idea of something that 'shows back' what is inside. So a smile, a messy desk, or the quiet in a room can be a reflexion of a feeling or condition because it 'shows' that inner state.