Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Reflective

Reflectivea.considering things past, reflecting

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Reflector

Reflectorn.one who or that which reflects

624

Reflex

Reflexn.a reflection, ob.

625

Reflex (2)

Reflexa.directed backwards

626

Reflexibility

Reflexibilityn.a reflexible state or quality

627

Reflexible

Reflexiblea.capable of being thrown back

628

Reflexity

Reflexityn.capacity of being reflected

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Reflexive

Reflexivea.respecting something past

630

Reflexively

Reflexivelyad.in a backward direction

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Refloat

Refloatn.a flowing back, reflux, ebb, turn

632

Reflorescence

Reflorescencen.a flourishing or blossoming again

633

Reflourish

Reflourishv.t.to flourish anew

634

Reflow

Reflowv.i.to flow back, flow again, return

635

Refluctuation

Refluctuationn.a flowing back

636

Refluent

Refluenta.flowing or running back again

637

Reflux

Refluxn.a backward course of water, ebb of tide

638

Reform

Reformv.t.to mend, amend, correct, reduce

639

Reform (2)

Reformn.a reformation, change, discharge

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Reformation

Reformationn.ammendment of life or religion

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Reformer

Reformern.one who makes a reformation

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Refract

Refractv.t.to break the course of rays

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Refracted

Refracteda.in botany, bent back to an acute angle

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Refraction

Refractionn.a variation of the rays of light from a direct course

645

Refractive

Refractivea.tending or able to refract

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Refractoriness

Refractorinessn.a sullen or wilful obastinacy

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Refractory

Refractorya.obstinate, contumacious, perverse, applied to metals, difficult to fuse

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Refrain

Refrainv.to bold back, forbear, abstain