Meanings of reflexive response in English

The reflexive response to congestion is to add more road capacity.

We all did it, a reflexive response to the complete authority in his tone.

Rione forestalled Geary's reflexive response with a hand gesture.

Far too many people view cheating as an instantaneous, momentary and reflexive response to immediate stimuli.

Indeed, aphorisms by their very nature are inquiring only by the reflexive response they might provoke.

Natalie forced herself not to scream as she straightened up and raised her fists in a reflexive response.

It is assumed that tiredness reflects an oxygen-deficient brain and, hence, the automatic reflexive response of the yawn.

And blinking was a reflexive response that even the most ardent nanotechnologists had yet to be able to solve.

Your reflexive response indicates otherwise.

Fear and loathing are reflexive responses to the internet among newspaper operators.

"Not today" was his reflexive response to the suggestion that he practice.

Modesty was the least of their problems, all things considered, but it's funny how some people think, their reflexive responses at times of peak stress.