deflective
/dɪˈflɛktɪv/
adjective
- Tending to cause something to change direction or be turned aside.
- A deflective coating on the windows prevents glare.
- The car's deflective shape helps reduce wind resistance.
- The shield's deflective surface bounced the laser beam away.
- Tending to avoid or turn aside criticism, blame, or attention.
- The report was deflective, focusing on minor issues instead of the main problem.
- His deflective answers made the interviewer suspicious.
- She had a deflective attitude whenever the topic of money came up.
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