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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always mirrored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something consistently reflects or represents another thing.
Example: "Her emotions were always mirrored in her artwork, showcasing her inner feelings and thoughts."
Alternatives: "consistently reflected" or "constantly echoed".
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The New York City Marathon has always mirrored the mood and spirit of the city.
The recent volatility in the stock market reminds me that New Yorker cartoons have always mirrored investors' ups and downs.
Chucky's path in life has always mirrored that of his father, from beloved son to American fugitive to African warlord.
In their basketball statistics, the twins have always mirrored each other, but in other sports they can be very different.
Dana DeCore Falconi '00, a co-captain of the first Tigers team to reach the NCAA Tournament under Shackford, said that the program has always mirrored its coach.
Plus there's the fact that while the default persona for a YouTuber is 'HEY GUYS' exuberance, that's not always mirrored by their off-camera selves.
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Victor's claw manicure always mirrors her own.
Bram observed that in New York the subway fare almost always mirrors the cost of a slice.
After all, his lines don't always mirror those of obscure poets.
You can always mirror your professors and fall in love with your subject.
The behaviors that help you gain or lose credibility aren't always mirror images of each other.
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