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reflexive

[ri-flek-siv] / rɪˈflɛk sɪv /


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But Chip’s need for connection and reflexive sense of entitlement proves disastrous — the story isn’t going the way he wanted, and Groff allows it to collapse on him.

From Los Angeles Times

For the hedge knight who inspired Baelor’s intervention, the motives are more reflexive.

From Salon

He runs through the familiar GenAI hazards—hallucinations, bias, privacy concerns and the challenge of regulation—yet refuses to indulge reflexive skeptics and their “grave reservations.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That outlook produces the type of humor that isn’t going for reflexive laughter or stringing one rock solid punchline to the next.

From Salon

When we reflexively smile upon observing someone else’s joy, we feel their happiness.

From The Wall Street Journal