Antonyms for re flexer
| Grammar : Adj |
| Spell : adjective, noun ree-fleks; verb ri-fleks |
| Phonetic Transcription : adjective, noun ˈri flɛks; verb rɪˈflɛks |
Definition of re flexer
Origin :- 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).
- As in involuntary : adj automatic; not done willingly
- As in automatic : adj done by habit
- As in unconscious : adj ignorant; automatic
- As in visceral : adj instinctive
- As in reflex : adj mechanical
- As in knee-jerk : adj automatic
Synonyms for re flexer
- accidental
- accustomed
- autogenetic
- automatic
- begrudging
- blind
- compulsory
- conditioned
- congenital
- expected
- forced
- grudging
- gut
- habitual
- impulsive
- inadvertent
- inattentive
- inborn
- ingrained
- inherent
- innate
- instinctive
- instinctual
- intrinsic
- intuitional
- intuitive
- involuntary
- knee-jerk
- latent
- lost
- mechanical
- natural
- obligatory
- perfunctory
- predictable
- reflex
- reflexive
- reluctant
- repressed
- responsive
- rooted
- routine
- second-nature
- spontaneous
- subconscious
- subliminal
- suppressed
- unaware
- uncalculated
- unconscious
- uncontrolled
- undeliberate
- unforced
- unheeding
- unintended
- unintentional
- unmeditated
- unmindful
- unpremeditated
- unprompted
- unrealized
- unthinking
- unwilled
- unwilling
- unwitting
- will-less
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