mirror
/ˈmɪrər/
noun
- A piece of glass with a shiny back that reflects light, allowing you to see yourself or objects behind it.
- She checked her hair in the mirror before leaving the house.
- He hung a large mirror on the wall to make the room look bigger.
- The bathroom mirror was fogged up after the hot shower.
- Something that gives a true or accurate representation of something else.
- Her eyes were a mirror of her sadness.
- The novel is a mirror of life in a small town during the 1950s.
- The election results are a mirror of the public's mood.
verb
- To reflect an image, as a mirror does.
- The polished floor mirrored the chandelier above.
- The calm lake mirrored the mountains perfectly.
- Her sunglasses mirrored the bright sun.
- To closely resemble or correspond to something.
- Her dance moves mirrored the rhythm of the music.
- The company's growth mirrors the overall economy.
- His actions mirror his father's behavior.