reflectent (Meaning)

Webster

reflectent (a.)

Bending or flying back; reflected.

Reflecting; as, a reflectent body.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The shimmering water's surface acted as a perfect reflectent, mirroring the clouds above with startling clarity.
The polished metal's reflectence allowed for a flawless reflection, capturing every detail of the subject.
The iridescent wings of the butterfly exhibited an array of vibrant colors due to their unique reflectent properties.
The scientist observed the reflectent coating on the solar panel, which efficiently absorbed and re-emitted sunlight.
The ancient mirror's reflectence had diminished over time, leaving behind a hazy and distorted reflection.
The reflective tape on the road signs enhanced visibility and safety, ensuring that vehicles could be seen from a distance.
The moon's surface was characterized by its high reflectence, which caused it to appear bright in the night sky.
The architect incorporated reflective panels into the building's facade to maximize natural light and reduce energy consumption.
The mirrorless camera utilized a highly reflectent prism to direct light to the image sensor.
The holographic display used a combination of laser beams and reflectent materials to create immersive three-dimensional images.

Bending or flying back; reflected., Reflecting; as, a reflectent body.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The shimmering water's surface acted as a perfect reflectent, mirroring the clouds above with startling clarity.

The polished metal's reflectence allowed for a flawless reflection, capturing every detail of the subject.

The iridescent wings of the butterfly exhibited an array of vibrant colors due to their unique reflectent properties.

The scientist observed the reflectent coating on the solar panel, which efficiently absorbed and re-emitted sunlight.