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Definition of flection
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Flection
(n.) The act of
bending,
or state of being
bent..
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Catacaustic
::
Catacaustic
(n.) A
caustic
curve
formed
by
reflection
of
light.
Inflection
::
Inflection
(n.) A
slide,
modulation,
or
accent
of the
voice;
as, the
rising
and the
falling
inflection..
Rubythroat
::
Rubythroat
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
humming
birds
belonging
to
Trochilus,
Calypte,
Stellula,
and
allies,
in which the male has on the
throat
a
brilliant
patch of red
feathers
having
metallic
reflections;
esp., the
common
humming
bird of the
Eastern
United
States
(Trochilus
colubris)..
Deflection
::
Deflection
(n.) The
bending
which a beam or
girder
undergoes
from its own
weight
or by
reason
of a load.
Set
::
Set (n.) The
deflection
of a
tooth,
or of the
teeth,
of a saw, which
causes
the the saw to cut a kerf, or make an
opening,
wider than the
blade..
Image
::
Image (n.) The
figure
or
picture
of any
object
formed
at the focus of a lens or
mirror,
by rays of light from the
several
points
of the
object
symmetrically
refracted
or
reflected
to
corresponding
points
in such
focus;
this may be
received
on a
screen,
a
photographic
plate,
or the
retina
of the eye, and
viewed
directly
by the eye, or with an
eyeglass,
as in the
telescope
and
microscope;
the
likeness
of an
object
formed
by
reflection;
as, to see one's image in a
mirror..
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.)
Shining;
brightness,
as of the sun..
Moralization
::
Moralization
(n.) The act of
moralizing;
moral
reflections
or
discourse.
Diffract
::
Diffract
(v. t.) To break or
separate
into
parts;
to
deflect,
or
decompose
by
deflection,
a/ rays of
light..
Diffraction
::
Diffraction
(n.) The
deflection
and
decomposition
of light in
passing
by the edges of
opaque
bodies
or
through
narrow
slits,
causing
the
appearance
of
parallel
bands or
fringes
of
prismatic
colors,
as by the
action
of a
grating
of fine lines or
bars..
Vacant
::
Vacant
(a.) Empty of
thought;
thoughtless;
not
occupied
with study or
reflection;
as, a
vacant
mind..
Deflectionize
::
Deflectionize
(v. t.) To free from
inflections.
Inflection
::
Inflection
(n.) Same as
Diffraction.
Opalescence
::
Opalescence
(n.) A
reflection
of a milky or
pearly
light from the
interior
of a
mineral,
as in the
moonstone;
the state or
quality
of being
opalescent..
Considerer
::
Considerer
(n.) One who
considers;
a man of
reflection;
a
thinker.
Resonance
::
Resonance
(n.) A
prolongation
or
increase
of any
sound,
either
by
reflection,
as in a
cavern
or
apartment
the walls of which are not
distant
enough
to
return
a
distinct
echo, or by the
production
of
vibrations
in other
bodies,
as a
sounding-board,
or the
bodies
of
musical
instruments..
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.)
Consideration;
thought;
reflection;
heed.
Reflecting
::
Reflecting
(a.) Given to
reflection
or
serious
consideration;
reflective;
contemplative;
as, a
reflecting
mind..
Tone
::
Tone (n.)
Accent,
or
inflection
or
modulation
of the
voice,
as
adapted
to
express
emotion
or
passion..
Afterthought
::
Afterthought
(n.)
Reflection
after an act; later or
subsequent
thought
or
expedient.
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