reflexes

as inreaction
as ingut reaction
as inspontaneous reaction
as inknee jerk
as inmaterialization
as inresultant
as insequent
as ineffect
as infeeling

Antonyms for reflexes

Word Origin & History

c.1500, "reflection of light," from verb reflex meaning "refract, deflect" (late 14c.), from Late Latin reflexus "a bending back," noun use of past participle of reflectere (see reflection). Meaning "involuntary nerve stimulation" first recorded 1877, from reflex action (1833).

Example Sentences forreflexes

It was becoming harder and harder for him to control these reflexes.

Ed's reflexes were not quite as fast as they had been when he was young, but they were better educated.

The muscles are tense and rigid, and the reflexes exaggerated.

I'm gambling that your civilized mind can control your reflexes.

Pyrran training had conditioned his reflexes on the pre-cortical level.

The gait is weak and uncertain and the reflexes are exaggerated.

Johansen also states that reflexes disappear after caffein poisoning.

His cutaneous and other sensibilities are normal; his reflexes also are normal.

It is found in his concrete aims, and these are reflexes of social conditions.

Revel's reflexes were still, if not hair-trigger, at least very quick.

reflexes

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Antonyms for reflexes