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Synonyms for «reflex reaction»

The phrase "reflex reaction" refers to an automatic response that our bodies and minds have when something happens. It's like a quick and involuntary reaction that occurs without us consciously thinking about it. For example, when we touch something hot, our reflex reaction is to quickly pull our hand away to avoid getting burned. Full definition
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«reflex»

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«reaction»

response reflection reflexes reactivity action feedback overreaction behavior system reception process food responsiveness body shock effect stimuli time way people adaptation changes impulse conditions product moment situation instinct mechanisms players function type training receptors feeling vaccine events kind thought environment recognition infection activities sensitization medication pattern news symptoms adrenaline

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Sentences with «reflex reaction»

  • That is an unconscious reflex reaction that is made possible by the presence of muscle tone. (shapesense.com)
  • That's not to say, of course, that there aren't Scientists out there with a spinal reflex reaction to deny the possibilty that doesn't even consult their forebrains, but that really doesn't make them any different from the true believer Creationists who react the same way to Evolution. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • A related reflex reaction is that whenever an atrocity is proved to have occurred and can no longer be denied, it is portrayed as an exception — a regrettable lapse in the otherwise high standards of morality and humane conduct. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
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