reflective
പ്രതിഫലിക്കുന്ന
definition
adjective
reflective glass
providing a reflection; capable of reflecting light or other radiation.
a quiet, reflective, astute man
relating to or characterized by deep thought; thoughtful.
example
The highly 'reflective' surface brings the shadow of the viewer into the work and reinforces this idea.
The 'reflective' platelets focus the light downward and modulate it to match the intensity of the moonlight hitting the ground.
He tells me that at this stage in his life he is 'reflective' and thoughtful, very different from his stage persona.
This evening he was clearly more subdued, giving out police hotline numbers and playing thoughtful, 'reflective' music.
Clouds, being white, are highly 'reflective' and they reflect the incoming short-wave radiation from the Sun.
His writings were always engaging, thought-provoking and 'reflective' , and expressive in their style and delivery.
His goal was to teach the students, via interaction with mathematics, critical and 'reflective' thought.
Later, when he addressed a group of media people, it was in a 'reflective' , rueful, almost confessional mode.
She is thoughtful and 'reflective' , and I have enormous respect for her passionate dedication.
While large amounts of 'reflective' glass may be aesthetically pleasing, it is more harmful to our feathered friends.
A sheet has been put over the pyramids because people in an office in the hospital have complained about the 'reflective' light from the CD pyramid.
He confirmed that the deceased was wearing dark clothing and that the bicycle had no lights or 'reflective' tape on it.
Ford's figures are 'reflective' , capable of ironic detachment, and can be both enthused and diffident at the same time.
Feeling more subdued than usual, I wandered the streets in a deep, 'reflective' mood and thought about my mother.
Diabetes physicians and diabetes specialist nurses will find this a 'reflective' read capable of changing their attitudes and clinical practice.
Mirrors often fascinated them, as did the 'reflective' surfaces of glass goblets and polished silver.
Paul Handley is in a 'reflective' mood as he lights another cigarette in a quaint London hotel.
All the glazing used is argon-filled solar 'reflective' glass, which is good for insulation.
One type of optomechanical switch inserts and retracts a 'reflective' surface into a light stream to redirect it to another port.
He's very introspective and 'reflective' , and he's caught up in the problems of existence in a non-religious world.
When walking to school small children should not cross roads alone and when on country roads they should wear 'reflective' armbands and bright clothing.
Those grains have fewer 'reflective' surfaces, and hence absorb more solar radiation.
Light enters the mouse through side openings near the front and travels to a 'reflective' diffraction grating.
It's a musing, 'reflective' piece on the increasing length of movie titles.
Much of the story of Signs and Wonders is done in brief, cryptic sequences, often shot through glass or captured on 'reflective' surfaces.
The pupil with its curved highly 'reflective' surface narrows the reflection.
Will the new parliament be equally thoughtful and 'reflective' in response?
I am more 'reflective' , and less apt to act before thinking.
Pedestrians and cyclists were encouraged to wear 'reflective' armbands and light coloured clothing.
His music is said to have a deep, 'reflective' melancholy.
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