reflecter

reflecter

(rɪˈflɛktə)
n
archaic a critic or someone who casts reflections or thoughts
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Cet essai constitue une autre partie d'une analyse soutenue sur comment le Parlement est en train d'evoluer pour reflecter la diversite des minorites [much less than]ethnoraciales[much greater than] qui caracterise la societe canadienne.
Bach's brilliant exploitation of a double chorus has his choristers acting variously as commentators, characters and reflecters, and the BBC sang with remarkable projection and clarity - though the odd discomfort with Neil Jenkins' sometimes uncongenial translation (the almost oikish repetitions of "What?" in the grinding opening chorus) could be detected.
I have found, for instance, in the 4 years I have been tracking resistant writers and reflecters, that they consistently have multiple problems dealing not only with me and their colleagues in the class but in turn with their students and with their cooperating teachers, considerably more so than students whom I would characterize as ready, reflective learners.

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