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mirror
noun as in glass that reflects image
Strongest match
Example Sentences
The twin findings — restraining construction in riskier neighborhoods and promoting it in safer ones — mirror prior surveys.
Her current tour, she explains, mirrors her attention to detail.
Walters describes the approach of Matriarch, which the couple founded in 2020, as “holding a mirror up to society, even if that’s a little uncomfortable.”
It was only later, after the pandemic receded into our collective rear-view mirror, that I recognized another, underlying reason I talked money so much in the teeth of my frustration and fear.
One of the victims, Nancy Lopez, told Fox 11 that her impact broke off one of the driver’s rear mirrors and caused a dent on the car.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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