reflexible (Meaning)

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reflexible (a.)

Capable of being reflected, or thrown back.

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The rubber ball's surface is highly reflexive, bouncing light back in a predictable pattern.
The cat's pupils are reflexive, constricting in response to bright light to protect its sensitive eyes.
The plant's leaves exhibit reflexive behavior, folding up at night to conserve water.
My knee-jerk reflex is reflexive, causing my leg to extend rapidly when the patellar tendon is tapped.
The chameleon's skin contains reflexive cells that allow it to change color to match its surroundings.
The reflexive qualities of certain polymers make them suitable for use as protective coatings.
The blinking reflex is an involuntary reflexive response to protect the eyes from foreign objects.
The body's immune system exhibits reflexive properties, responding to pathogens and foreign substances.
The reflexive properties of metal surfaces can interfere with radar and communication signals.
Some animals have developed reflexive behaviors that help them avoid predators, such as reflexive freezing or feigning death.

Capable of being reflected, or thrown back.

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The rubber ball's surface is highly reflexive, bouncing light back in a predictable pattern.

The cat's pupils are reflexive, constricting in response to bright light to protect its sensitive eyes.

The plant's leaves exhibit reflexive behavior, folding up at night to conserve water.

My knee-jerk reflex is reflexive, causing my leg to extend rapidly when the patellar tendon is tapped.