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re-flect (ri-FLEKT) v. reflects, reflected, re-
flecting. 1. Give back (light, heat, etc.)—-A
mirror reflects light. Polished metal reflects
heat.—When you look into still water or into
a mirror, your image, or likeness, is reflected.

2. Throw.—Jane’s politeness reflects credit
on her parents.

3. Show the effect of; be a result of.—Jane’s
politeness reflects her parents’ good training.
4. Think over carefully._One should reflect
on the things he reads.

—Reflect on also means throw blame on.—Bad
behavior reflects on one’s training. It brings
back blame to one’s home or school. It shows
that one has had poor training or teaching.

—reflection, n. reflections.
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resflect (ti FLEKT) v. reflects, reflected, re
flecting. 1, Give back (light, heat, etc.)—A
mirror reflects light. Polished metal reflects
hheat.-When you look into still water or into
‘a mirror, your image, or likeness, is reflected.

2. Throw.—Jane’s politeness reflects credit
on her parents.

3, Show the effect of; be a result of.—Jane’s
politeness reflects her parents’ good training.
4, Think over carefully.—One should reflect
‘on the things he reads.

Reflect on also means throw blame on.~Bad
behavior reflects on one's training. It brings
back blame to one’s home or school. It shows
that one has had poor training or teaching.
reflection, n. reflections.