reflexity (Meaning)
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reflexity (n.)
The state or condition of being reflected.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reflexity
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reflexity Sentence Examples
- The principle of reflexivity states that every element in a set is equal to itself.
- Reflexivity is a fundamental mathematical property that ensures consistency in set theory.
- The Cartesian product of any set with itself is a reflexive relation.
- In graph theory, a reflexive graph is one where every vertex has a loop connecting it to itself.
- Reflexivity is an important aspect of equivalence relations, ensuring that each element is equivalent to itself.
- In psychology, reflexivity refers to the tendency of individuals to introspect and analyze their own thoughts and actions.
- Linguistic reflexivity is the use of reflexive pronouns to indicate that an action is being performed on the same subject.
- Reflexivity is a key element in the theory of general relativity, where spacetime exhibits both reflexivity and covariance.
- In computer science, reflexivity is used to define the notion of a reflexive datatype, where the constructor takes a value of the same type as an argument.
- The reflexivity of a mathematical operation ensures that it preserves the identity element when applied to that element.
FAQs About the word reflexity
The state or condition of being reflected.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The principle of reflexivity states that every element in a set is equal to itself.
Reflexivity is a fundamental mathematical property that ensures consistency in set theory.
The Cartesian product of any set with itself is a reflexive relation.
In graph theory, a reflexive graph is one where every vertex has a loop connecting it to itself.
