reflexiveness

A reflexive action is something that you do to yourself.

I grew up in the 60's when political action was reflexive.

This is because in the reflexive case they follow from the other two conditions.

Resistance to this kind of change is deep and reflexive.

Months of work had been saved in that single reflexive action.

Not from a speeding car, I said with reflexive fear.

It can also be a reflexive response to return the insult.

Man starts out with a reflexive belief in a natural law.

It used to be a reflexive action to reject your growing years.

We can't work from the reflexive position that this was an accident.

If that first reflexive move hadn't slowed me, maybe I could have done something.

But feeding someone who cannot eat, by any means necessary, is almost a reflexive act.

Patrick is not the only one who has shown us the value of such reflexive thinking.

He stopped his useless reflexive efforts and tried to think.

By this definition, the space X itself must be reflexive.

This involved the reflexive use of the video as a medium to create knowledge and not just to store data.

The reflexive response will bring the foot up, pulling it off the ground.

That was exactly the reflexive reaction of many Republicans after the speech.

Maybe their reflexive responses to one another will return, but not overnight.

I'm still getting the hang of reflexive responses with this thing.

What they don't need is reflexive opposition from the teachers' unions.

It's reflexive with my generation, like going to war and saving money.

The result is a reflexive and metaphorical taking of one step at a time.

She had to fight the reflexive little kick in her stomach.