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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Reflect vs reflective

Are both « reflective » and « reflect » correct ?

The approach is reflective of the new services mindset: moving from just selling a product to selling a solution.

The approach reflects the new services mindset: moving from just selling a product to selling a solution.



Which is correct please? Are they all correct?

The point she just lost is so representative of/indicative of/reflective of the match she's having.


The point really reflects the match she's having.


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anonymous Are both « reflective » and « reflect » correct ? I don't think so. "Reflective" goes deeper, too deep for such a mundane idea.

— Anonymous

  • anonymous Are both « reflective » and « reflect » correct ?
  • I don't think so.
  • "Reflective" goes deeper, too deep for such a mundane idea.
  • Use "reflects".
  • anonymous Which is correct please?
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anonymousAre both « reflective » and « reflect » correct ?

I don't think so. "Reflective" goes deeper, too deep for such a mundane idea. Use "reflects".

anonymousWhich is correct please? Are they all correct?

"Reflect" and "reflective" sound like you're trying not to use the plain word in a plain setting, and the r

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