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Meanings of unreflected in English
Antonyms
Examples for "reflected"
Examples for "reflected"
1
Industry observers said Goodwill's woes also reflected structural problems in the sector.
2
A lot of good news is now firmly reflected in prices however.
3
The confidence in the state sector is reflected in the stock market.
4
He said the number of speakers reflected the parties' numbers in parliament.
5
Irish people's travel abroad is being reflected in new illnesses brought home.
Usage of unreflected in English
1
He was having trouble with that instantaneous, unreflected recall required by the pasta station.
2
Now, an unreflected morality cannot continue to hold its ground against the principle of subjective freedom.
3
She repeated the words after him, with such an ironical emphasis that his unreflected courage curled and shrivelled.
4
Nature has shown forth her glory, as brought forth by young Horus, but her creative force is still unreflected.
5
But my father's legacy within me rebelled against this, the tough, unreflected rage, which never does the right thing.
6
For that morality is spontaneous, unreflected wont; while the Christian principle is independent subjectivity-thesoil on which grows the True.
7
It is short periods of time, individual shapes of persons and occurrences, single, unreflected traits, of which he makes his picture.
8
We say the mirror is tolerably faithful, since there are heights of virtue and depths of sin alike unreflected by the daily press.
9
The unreflected existence of the State rests on custom, and its reflected existence on the self-consciousness of the individual, on his knowledge and activity.
10
Sharing experience beyond the here and now, in other words, transition from direct and unreflected to indirect and reflected interaction, is the next cognitive step.
11
But this revulsion of the organism may be avoided if the attention can be confined to the proximate, unreflected purpose of dexterous or emulative exertion.
12
Unreflected celebration of technocracy as the sole agent of change must be treated with the same suspicion as its demonization.
13
Unreflected consciousness-substantial ,objective ,spiritualexistence-formsthe basis; to which the subjective will first sustains a relation in the form of faith, confidence, obedience.
14
He was having trouble with that instantaneous, unreflected recall required by the pasta station.
15
Now, an unreflected morality cannot continue to hold its ground against the principle of subjective freedom.
16
She repeated the words after him, with such an ironical emphasis that his unreflected courage curled and shrivelled.
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