1. Reflection; reflected light.

2. Directed back; illuminated by light reflected from another part of the same picture; bent back or reflected; said of the motor nerves, acting independently of the will under a stimulus from impressions made on the sensory nerves.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• reflec,
• realx,
• refelex,
• reflext,
• refelx,
• feflex,
• refulx,
• reflix,
• relux,
• reflexs,
• refle,
• reflets,
• reflet,
• reflct,
• refleck,
• relfex,
• netflex,
• rollex,
• reviex,
• refex

• reflexion,
• reflect,
• Replogle,
• reflected,
• reflexed,
• reflector,
• reflexive,
• reflexly,
• reflux,
• replace,
• reveles.

The adjective form of the word "reflex" is "reflexive".

The plural of the "reflex" can be the "reflexes".

The singular of the "reflex" can be the "reflex".