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The reflex
noun
An automatic response to a simple stimulus which does not require mental processing.
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The reflex slows your heart, but the physiological response to stress is a quickening heartbeat.
The reflex I wanted was, "Turkish coffee doesn't come from Turkey?
The reflex conservatism that scares white audiences away from black performers works in the opposite direction as well.
The reflex to lie low seems to kick in, in response to a sense of a profound lack of safety.
The reflex response consists of three components – R1, R2, and R3.
The reflex responses from the orbicularis oculi muscle were then simultaneously recorded on both sides.
The reflex of many well-meaning people is to argue that it is important to be "tolerant" and "accommodating".
Next time lads, ditch Ronson and play The Reflex.
It's not "The Reflex," but they're getting closer.
He suppressed the reflex to invite Bill in to dinner.
Most cameras used today are of the reflex type.
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