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Reflectible

Capable of being reflected or thrown back reflexible

To address a second time often used reflexively

make guilty of perjury to forswear to corrupt often used reflexively as he perjured himself

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To reflect as in a mirror to mirror used reflexively

me as the object of the first person of a reflexive verb without emphasis as I will defend myself

To behave ill with a reflexive pronoun as to misdemean ones self

The neuter reflexive pronoun of It as the thing is good in itself

To set a soul in reflexively to fix ones strongest affections on

Themselves used reflexively

To make ready often used reflexively

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