Adjective:

ಕನ್ನಡಿ,

mirrored's Usage Examples:

With respect to archaeological reconstructions of historic matriarchies, especially as mirrored in 19th and early 20th centuries reception, Rentmeister.

The campaign consisted of 18 missions and it mirrored the I-War campaign.

KPDX's move mirrored one implemented at future MyNetworkTV station WDCA in Washington, D.

The film features a unique climactic shootout in a hall of mirrors involving a multitude of false and real mirrored images in the Magic Mirror Maze, in which Elsa is mortally wounded and Bannister is killed.

mirrored aviator sunglasses as she licks her lips for the camera and gazes sultrily into the lens.

Violence also ties the stories together; Eddie's wife-beating is mirrored by the beating Willie's seductress receives from her husband.

taking, and advocacy of physical force "mirrored that of their Irish inspirators", and they followed the Irish Northern Executive-promoted branch system.

W3 Catalog simply mirrored these pages, reformatted the contents into individual entries, and provided a Perl-based front-end.

The linear axiality of Hatshepsut"s temple is mirrored in the later New Kingdom temples.

This criticism mirrored certain criticisms levelled at the Victoria Police, after the 1998 waterfront dispute, to the effect that police should have been more aggressively involved in a picket-breaking role, rather than merely keeping the peace.

External linksLamprophiidaeSnake generaTaxa named by Andrew Smith (zoologist) Sophie Kerr (August 23, 1880 – February 6, 1965) was a prolific writer of the early 20th century whose stories about smart, ambitious women mirrored her own evolution from small-town girl to successful career woman.

The Grand Storehouse was mirrored by a similarly sizeable Sea Service Store on the Old Gun Wharf (later remodelled to serve as the Warrior naval accommodation block).

Synonyms:

reflected,

Antonyms:

absorbed, unreflected,